Chemistry Review Module 3 Exam Flashcards

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Who is Democritus Leucippus (400 B.C.E)

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Believed matter is made up of indivisible partials, originally thought there were 4 elements.

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Who came up with the Law of conservation of mass?

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Antoine Lavoisier

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3
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Who is John Dalton (1766-1844)?

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Came up with the first atomic theory.

-elements are made of tiny, individual particles called atoms. Not supported

-All atoms of an element are identical, have the same properties. Not supported

  • The atoms of each element are unique. Still supported by the periodic laws.
  • Atoms can join together in whole number ratios to form fixed compounds. Still supported through the law of definite proportions.
  • Chemical reactions involve reorganization of the atoms (atoms are unchanged). Still supported through the law of conservation of mass.
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In 1829, the German chemist ________________ observed that several elements could be classified into groups of three, or triads

All three elements in a triad showed very similar there chemical properties and an orderly trend in physical properties.

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J. W. Döbreiner

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5
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Explain Mandeleev’s periodic table?

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  • arranged In order of increasing atomic mass
  • noticed that periodically the PP/CP of elements repeated themselves.
  • divided the list of elements into a series of row/ periods
  • started a new row each time he found an element with similar chemical properties
  • Mendeleev left blanks for undiscovered elements
  • switched the position of several of the elements so the properties of the elements would fit with the elements above.
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Who arranged the modern periodic table? How was it arranged?

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Moseley. Moseley arranged the elements in order of increasing atomic number which led to the periodic law.

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What is the periodic law?

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When element s are arranged in order of increasing atomic number, there is a periodic repetition of there properties.

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8
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Each elements has?

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Unique atoms=unique atomic number= # of the protons.

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9
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Row/ periods

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10
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Groups/ families

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11
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Most metals could be found where?

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Towards the left.

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12
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Where can nonmetals be found?

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Upper-right side of the periodic table.

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13
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Where can metaloide be found?

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Between metals and no metals.

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14
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Describe Group 1A Alkaline earth metals.

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-soft metals
- react violently with water

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15
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Describe Group 2A.

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-less reactive than group 1A
- burn brightly

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