Chemistry Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is an endothermic reaction

A

Endothermic reactions require energy and are on the reactant side.

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2
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What is an exothermic reaction

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Exothermic reactions release energy and are on the product side. (May need energy to start)

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3
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Why are exothermic reactions more dangerous?

A

Because we don’t have control over the size of the reaction like we do over endothermic reactions. Exothermic reactions can’t be controlled by a dial.

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4
Q

What type of reaction are the following?

  • coking an egg
  • photosynthesis
  • ice melting
A

Endothermic

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5
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What type of reaction are the following?

  • fireworks
  • explosions
  • sodium in water creates bubbles
A

Exothermic

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6
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Single displacement?

A

One element takes the place of another element in the compound

A+Bx—>AX+B

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7
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Double displacement

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The cations of 2 compounds exchange places forming 2 new compounds.

AX+BY—>BX+AY

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8
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Synthesis

A

2 or more reactants combine to form a new product.

A+B—>AB

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9
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Decomposition

A

A compound breaks down into 2 or more similar compounds are elements

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10
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Neutralization

A

Acid+Base—-> Salt +water

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11
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Acids

A

A substance the produces hydrogen ions

Starts with H

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12
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Base

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A substance that produces hydroxide ions

Ends with OH

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13
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Indicator

And examples

A

A chemical that changes colour when the concentration of H+ or OH- changes

Litmus
Phenolphthalein 
Bromothymol  blue 
Methyl violet 
Ph paper
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14
Q

Properties of acids

A

Sour taste
Corrosive
Turns red with litmus
Stays clear with phenophtalein

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15
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Properties of bases

A

Tastes bitter
Soapy
Turns blue with litmus
Turns pink with phenolphthalein

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16
Q

Biological settings

A

Stomach acid - HCl
Pancreatic fluid- sodium bicarbonate
Citrus acid

17
Q

Domestic

A

Window cleaner — NH3
Drain cleaner—> NaOH
PICKLES - acetic acid

18
Q

What is H2SO4

A

Sulfuric acid

19
Q

What’s HNO3

A

Nitric acid

20
Q

What’s calcium hydroxide

A

CaOH2

21
Q

What’s NH3

Acid or base

A

Ammonia

Base

22
Q

0-6=

A

Acid

23
Q

8-14

A

Base

24
Q

7=

A

Pure water

25
Q

Sections of a lab report

A
Hypothesis
Procedure
Data and observation
Analysis
Conclusion
26
Q

Daltons atomic theory

A
  1. Everything is made out of atoms
  2. atoms can’t be created or destroyed
  3. All atoms of same element have same mass and size.
  4. compounds are formed by elements combining in certain ratios.
27
Q

Polyatomic ions

A
(OH)-1 hydroxide
(Po4)-3 phosphate 
(So4)-2 sulfate 
(Co3)-2 carbonate 
(No3)-1 nitrate
(NH4) ammonium
28
Q

Indicator results for litmus

A

Acid -red

Base- blue

29
Q

Indicator results for phenopthalein

A

Acid : clear base: pink

30
Q

Bromothymol blue

A

Acid:yellow
Base:blue

31
Q

Methyl violet

A

Acid green base violet