Chemistry - Nate Flashcards

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1
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The Periodic Table helps organise elements based on their ________ properties and ________ numbers.

A

chemical, atomic

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2
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Groups are ________ on the periodic table, while periods are ________.

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columns, rows

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3
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For any element, the atomic number represents the number of ________, while the mass number includes both ________ and ________.

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protons, protons, neutrons

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4
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Elements are arranged in the periodic table based on increasing ________ and similar ________ properties.

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atomic number, chemical

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5
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The boundary between metals and non-metals on the periodic table is marked by a ________.

A

zigzag line

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6
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A compound is formed when two or more ________ chemically combine.

A

elements

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7
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Match each substance to its formula: a) Water - ________, b) Carbon dioxide - ________, c) Glucose - ________, d) Oxygen gas - ________

A

a) H₂O
b) CO₂
c) C₆H₁₂O₆
d) O₂

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8
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For each formula, list the atoms and their quantities: a) H₂O: ________, b) CO₂: ________

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a) 2 Hydrogen, 1 Oxygen
b) 1 Carbon, 2 Oxygen

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9
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A ________ change forms new substances, while a ________ change does not alter the substance’s composition.

A

chemical, physical

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10
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Chemical changes can be observed through ________, production of ________, or formation of ________.

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colour change, gas, precipitate

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In a chemical reaction, the starting substances are called ________, and the substances formed are ________.

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reactants, products

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12
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Write the word equation for methane reacting with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water.

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Methane + Oxygen → Carbon Dioxide + Water

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Combustion requires ________, ________, and ________.

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fuel, oxygen, heat

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14
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Corrosion occurs when metals react with ________, and rusting is a form of corrosion involving ________ and ________.

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oxygen, water, iron

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15
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The Law of Conservation of Energy states that energy cannot be ________ or ________, only ________.

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created, destroyed, transformed

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16
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Identify the type of energy: a) Energy from moving objects - ________, b) Stored energy due to position - ________

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kinetic, potential

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17
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Heat is a form of ________ measured in joules, while temperature measures ________ energy in a substance.

A

energy, average kinetic

18
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Match each heat transfer type: a) Conduction, b) Convection, c) Radiation

A

a) Direct contact
b) Through fluids
c) Through electromagnetic waves

19
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________ are materials that allow heat to pass through easily, while ________ do not.

A

Conductors, insulators

20
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Efficiency (%) = (________ energy output / total energy input) × 100.

A

useful

21
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Gravitational potential energy (PE) = ________ × ________ × height.

A

mass, gravity

22
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Kinetic energy (KE) = ________ × mass × speed².

A

0.5

23
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Classify as renewable or non-renewable: a) Solar - ________, b) Coal - ________, c) Wind - ________

A

Renewable: Solar, Wind; Non-renewable: Coal

24
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Burning fossil fuels releases ________, contributing to ________.

A

carbon dioxide, climate change

25
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Match the energy type: a) Chemical potential energy, b) Kinetic energy

A

a) Energy in fuel
b) Moving objects

26
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What are the properties of Alkali Metals?

A

soft, low density

27
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What characterizes Alkaline Earth Metals?

A

reactive, metal

28
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What are the characteristics of Transition Metals?

A

hard, high density

29
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What are Halogens known for?

A

reactive, non-metals

30
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What are the properties of Noble Gases?

A

inert, unreactive

31
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The reactivity of elements in the Alkali metals group _____________ as you go down the group. They are all considered ____________ reactive.

A

Increases, highly

32
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The reactivity of elements in the Alkaline Earth Metals group _____________ as you go down the group. They are all considered ____________ reactive than the Alkali metals.

A

Increases, less

33
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The reactivity of elements in the Halogens group _____________ as you go down the group. They are all considered ____________ reactive.

A

Decreases, highly

34
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The reactivity of elements in the Noble Gases are ____________ and exist as ____________ particles.

A

Unreactive, single

35
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es reactivity change as you go down the Alkali metals group?

A

Reactivity increases

36
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What is the general level of reactivity of Alkali metals?

A

Highly reactive

37
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How does reactivity change as you go down the Alkaline Earth metals group?

A

Reactivity increases

38
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How does the reactivity of Alkaline Earth metals compare to Alkali metals?

A

Less reactive than Alkali metals

39
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How does reactivity change as you go down the Halogens group?

A

Reactivity decreases

40
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What is the general level of reactivity of Halogens?

A

Highly reactive

41
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What is the reactivity of Noble Gases?

A

Unreactive

42
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How do Noble Gases exist at the atomic level?

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As single atoms (monatomic)