Chemistry Of Life Flashcards

1
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What is the charge of each subatomic particle in a atom

A

Protons are +
Electrons are -
Neutrons are neutral

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3
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Mass number equals

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Protons plus neutrons

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4
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Protons and neutrons are found

A

in the nucleus

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5
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Electrons are found…

A

Orbiting the nucleus

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6
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Isotopes are

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Atoms of the same element, but different number of neutrons. They have the same number of electrons, so they have the same chemical properties (react the same)

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7
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Electrons are important becasue

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They determine the chemical properties, through electrons configuration (arrangement of electrons), and based on that an atom will either lose gain or share valence electrons during bonding. Once an atom achieve a full outer shell, they are happy and stable

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8
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Ionic bonding

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Happens between a metal and non metal, the metal will lose an electron (cation) and the non metal will gain an electron (anion) in order to have a full outer shell— 8 electrons (octet rule)

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9
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Covalent bonding

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Occurs between two non metals, who share electrons

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10
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Non polar bonding happen when

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A atom equal share electron

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11
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Polar covalent bond occurs when

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Atoms share electrons unevenly, and the electrons with a higher electronegativity pulls electrons more towards itself

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12
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How to determine polarity

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Polar if the electronegativity difference is 0.4-1.7

Non polar if the electronegativity is less then 0.4

Greater then 1.7 is ionic

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13
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Electronegativity refers

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To a atoms able to attract electrons

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14
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Dipole is

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The charge that occurs when electrons are shared unevenly

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16
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The solubility rule

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Is like dissolve likes. Polars will dissolve polar, and non polar will dissolve non polars

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17
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Hydrophilic (water loving) molecules

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Will dissolve in water because they are polar, so as the water, which allow them to form intermolecular bonds with the water molecules

18
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Hydrophobic (water hating) molecules will

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Not dissolve in water because they are non polar and cannot create intermolecular bonds with the water molecules

19
Q

Hydrogen bond is

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The strong attraction between a polar molecule and a hydrogen of a another molecule due to the dipoles. Only happens between hydrogen and a molecule of F O N

20
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Cohesion is

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The attraction of molecules that are the same substance. Ex since water is polar, it attracts other water molecules, which allows a water droplet to stick together on a leaf

21
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Adhesion is

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The attraction of molecules of a different substance. Water climbing up a paper towel

22
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What is van der waals dipole dipole force

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It is the force created between two polar molecules, from their opposite dipole charges

23
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What is London dispersion force

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It’s the attraction between all molecules, which occurs when electrons randomly move creating positive and negative sides, which attracts their opposite charge of neighbouring molecules

24
Q

What’s the order from strongest to weakest of the intermolecular forces

A

Hydrogen

Van der waals dipole dipole

London dispersion force

26
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Atomic number equals

A

The number of protons or electrons