Chemistry Quiz 1 Review (Sept 19) Flashcards

1
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Protons

A

Subatomic particle found in the nucleus, positive charge

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2
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Neutrons

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Subatomic particle found in nucleus, no charge

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3
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Electrons

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Subatomic particle found outside of nucleus in orbits/shells, negative charge

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4
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Change number of protons

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Becomes a different element

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5
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Change number of electrons

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becomes an ion

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6
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Types of ions

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Cation - Positive
Anion - negative

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7
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Change number of neutrons

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Forms isotopes

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8
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Rows and columns of periodic table

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Periods and families

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9
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Atomic Radius

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The estimated size of an element from the nucleus to the outer perimeter

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10
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Atomic radius …… As you move left to right

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Gets smaller

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11
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Why does atomic radius get smaller as you move left to right

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add more protons and electrons, making the attraction stronger and pulling shells closer

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12
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Ionization energy Definition

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the energy needed to remove an electron from a gaseous atom

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13
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Ionization energy ___ as you go left to right on the periodic table

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Increases (because you need more energy bc shells are so close together)

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14
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Why does Ionization energy increase as you go left to right on the table

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Because the electrons are more tight together. Ionization energy gets weaker as you move down a family

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15
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Multiple Ionization energy

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Taking of more than 1 electron from a gaseous atom

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16
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Describe multiple ionzation energy

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It gets harder to take more and more electrons from an atoms because protons pull harder when losing electrons

17
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Electron Affinity

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energy released when an electron is ADDED to a gaseous atom

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19
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Electronegativity

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the strength of attraction an atom has for electrons while in a chemical bond

20
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Elecronegativity __ as you go left to right

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Increases because theres more protons to attract electrons

21
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Electronegativity ___ as you go down a column (family)

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Decreases because theres more orbits

22
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Chemical bonds

A

electrostatic attraction between pairs of atoms/ions

23
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Octet Rule

A

8 valence electrons, atoms form ions with full valence shell

24
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Ionic Compounds

A

Bully beats wimp and steals toys
(Non metal takes electrons from metals)

25
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Why does non metals take electrons from metals

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Non metals have higher electronegativity, so it takes electrons to be happy (all ions must be happy)

26
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Covalent Bonds:

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Two bullies (Non metals) share electrons

27
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Polar Covalent bonds

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Bully and sidekick share UNEQUALLY ; two non metals sharing in an unequal way because one is stronger than the other

28
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Disney Reference for Polar Covalent

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Gaston and Le Fou

29
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Electronegativity subtraction bond chart

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0 - 0.4 = Covalent
0.5 - 1.7 = Polar Covalent
1.7+ = Ionic.

30
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Why do non metals have a higher electronegativity

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Because they are closer to have a full valence shell (remember electronegativity is the tendency of an atom to attract electrons)

31
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Dipole

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Seperation of charge without the same molecules