Chemistry Nine Weeks Exam Flashcards

1
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Always have uniform and definite compositions

A

Pure substances

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2
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Chemistry is the study of ——— and the changes it undergoes

A

Matter

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3
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Paper burning is an example of a ——— change

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Chemical

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4
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Density is a ——— property of a substance

A

Physical

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5
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In a chemical equation the reactants are always written on the___side of the arrow

A

Left

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6
Q

Created the first version of the periodic table

A

Dmitri Mendeleev

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7
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Created the current version of the periodic table

A

Henry Mosley

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8
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States: when the elements are arranged by atomic number, there is a “periodic” repetition of their physical and chemical properties

A

Periodic law

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9
Q

80% of the elements are

A

Metals

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10
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Horizontal rows on the periodic table are called

A

Periods

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11
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Vertical columns on the periodic table are called

A

Groups/families

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12
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Groups 1A is A.K.A

A

Alkali metals

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13
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Group 2A is A.K.A

A

Alkaline Earth metals

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14
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Group 7A is A.K.A

A

Halogens

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15
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Group 8A is A.K.A

A

Noble Gases

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16
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Group B elements are known as the ———

A

Transition metals

17
Q

When metals bond with nonmetals it is called ——

A

Ionic bonds

18
Q

When nonmetals bond with nonmetals it is called ——

A

Covalent bonds

19
Q

Positively charged ions are called ——

20
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Negatively charged ions are called ——

21
Q

—— bond involve the transfer of electrons

22
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—— bonds involve the sharing of electrons

23
Q

The electrons in the highest occupied energy level of an atom of an element are called ———

A

Valance electrons

24
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The ——— states that as atoms make bonds with other atoms, they fill their outer levels (or lose from their outer level) to make an outer shell with 8 electrons

A

Octect rule

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Mass number is the number of —— plus ——
Protons, neutrons
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Atomic number give us the number of —— and the number of —— in a neutral atom
Protons, electrons
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—— have high luster and electrical conductivity
Metals
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——— are brittle and do not conduct electricity
Nonmetals
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—— are both ductible and malleable
Metals
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Atomic radius increases as you move LEFT TO RIGHT/ RIGHT TO LEFT and as you move from TOP TO BOTTOM/BOTTOM TO TOP on the period table (state two trends)
Right to left and top to bottom
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Electronegativity increases as you move from LEFT TO RIGHT/RIGHT TO LEFT and as you move from TOP TO BOTTOM/BOTTOM TO TOP on the period table (state the two trends)
Left to right and bottom to top (does not include noble gases)
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Ionization energy increases as you move from LEFT TO RIGHT/RIGHT TO LEFT and as you move from TOP TO BOTTOM/BOTTOM TO TOP on the periodic table (state the two trends)
Left to right and bottom to top
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Atoms that have a positive or negative charge are called ——
Ions