Chemistry Final Study Guide Flashcards

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1
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Describe how these scientists contributed to the development:

  • John Dalton
  • JJ Thomson
  • Ernest Rutherford
  • Niels Bohr
A

John Dalton: Developed the atomic theory

JJ Thomson: Used the Cathode Ray Tubes / found existence of electrons (Plum Pudding Model)

Ernest Rutherford: Used a Particle Gun / proved the nucleus exists

Niels Bohr: Created a more detailed model of the atom / explains the properties of different elcements / identified more on where electrons are found

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2
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What is an atom?

What makes up most of an atom?

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An atom is mostly empty space

Protons (+), Electrons (-), and Neutrons (0)

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Whats the difference between elements, compounds, and mixtures?

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Elements- Pure substance
Compounds- Combination of elements
Mixtures- Combination of elements & compounds

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What is the Chemical Formula?

A

How many and what kind of atoms

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5
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What are valence electrons?

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Numbers that are found on the periodic table depending on what family they’re in

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How do you determine how many an atom has? (Valence Electrons)

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Outermost Power level of an atom

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How many electrons can an atom have? (Valence Electrons)

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An atom can only have up to 8 valence electrons

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Where are electrons found?

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Electrons found in the outermost energy level, they are responsible for atomic bonding

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What is the maximum number electrons that the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd energy levels can hold?

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1 = 2 electrons
2 = 8 electrons
3 = 18 electrons
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10
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What is the Atomic Theory?

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  1. All mater is made of atoms
  2. Atoms are indivisible and indestructible
  3. Compounds are formed by a combination of two or more different kinds of atoms
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Who developed it? (The Atomic Theory)

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John Dalton

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12
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How is the Periodic Table organized?

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Most reactive on the left, least on the right

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13
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What does the location of elements on the periodic table tell us about them?

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Reactivity, mass, metallic properties, # of electrons, and # of valence electrons

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What direction do groups or families go on the Periodic Table?

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Families / Groups- Form columns

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What do the elements have in common if they’re in the same group?

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Number of Valence Electrons / Similar reactivity

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16
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How many groups are on the Periodic Table?

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18 Groups

17
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What direction do Periods go on the table?

A

Form Rows

18
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What do the elements have in common if they’re in the same Period?

A

Similar electron power level structures

19
Q

List the Properties of metals, metalloids, and nonmetals and where they’re located on the table

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Metals- Conduct heat energy or conduct electricity, they’re the largest group (left side)

Metalloids- Don’t conduct heat or electricity, far right side of table (2nd largest group)

Nonmetals- (Smallest Group) only 6 elements, some properties of each (In between Metals & Non-Metals)

20
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List some Physical Changes with short descriptions

A

Crushing a can, Boiling water, melting an ice cube, breaking a glass

21
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List some Chemical Changes with short descriptions

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Burning wood, souring milk, rusting a nail, cooking an egg, digesting food, heating sugar, baking a cake

22
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What are Subscripts?

A

Tell you how many of each individual atom exits

23
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What are Coefficients?

A

Used to balance chemical equations

24
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Describe the 3 states of mater

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Solid, Liquid, Gas

25
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What 2 things determine a material’s state of matter?

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Thermal Energy - Temperature

Kinetic Energy - Energy the particles have

26
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What is a Polymer?

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Giant molecules, very high molar mass

27
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What is a Monomer?

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Small molecules, make up Polymers

28
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Name some examples of things that are made out of Polymers

A

Saran (Plastic)