Chemistry Exam Review Flashcards
Label the Rx type
- A-> B+C
- B+C-> A
- A+BC-> B+AC
- AB+CD-> AD+CB
- Fuel+O2->CO2+H2O
- Decomposition
- Synthesis
- Single Displacement
- Double Displacement
- Combustion
Balance the Rx
C3+5O2->3CO2+4H20
Do on paper
Show Ionic Bonding for Ca and F
Do on paper
Show covalent bonding for H and O
Do on paper
What does it mean in an Ionic Compound if the ending is “ide”
The numbers are the same to the original equation
What does it mean in an ionic compound if the ending is “ite”
There is one less then the original equation
What does it mean in an ionic compound when you have an “ate” ending
You have one more then the original equation
What are the diatomic elements
Hydrogen Nitrogen Fluorine Oxygen Iodine Chlorine Bromine
What is a physical change
It alters the form of a substance, it has a boiling point, it is soluble, and the size has changed
What is a chemical change
It forms a new substance, there is gas formation, precipitated formation, light/heat is given off, new colour
In a Bohr Rutherford Digram how do you find the protons, electrons, and neutrons
Protons= atomic number
Electrons=atomic number
Neutrons=atomic mass-atomic number
In Lewis Dot Diagrams how do you know how many dots to put around the element
It is the valance shell (group #)
What type of elements are in ionic compound
Metal and non-metal
What type of elements are in a molecular compound
Non-metal