Chemistry test 1 Flashcards

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kkbtkey term: Element

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  • most simple kind of pure substance
  • approx. 118 known elements
  • divided into metals and non-metals
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key term: atom

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a particle of matter that uniquely defines a chemical element.

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key term: compound

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Pure substance formed when atoms of different elements are bonded together

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4
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key term: molecule

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a group of atoms bonded together

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key term: bonded

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attached/held together, attraction between atoms

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key term: binary

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two of something, made of only two different elements

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key term: polyatomic

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three or more of something, made of three or more different element

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8
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key term: ionic

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a compound made of metals and non metals

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key term: molecular/covalent

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a compound made of only metals

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key term: nomenclature

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A system for naming, rules for writing names and formulas for compounds.

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key term: multivalent

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metals that have different chargers and/or valence numbers

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key term:polyatomic ion

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group of elements with a charge ex. (NO3)-1

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key term: prefix

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something that is added to beginning of a word to alter it or change it, used in molecular nomenclature to indicate number of atoms of each element

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key term: acid

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a compound that will separate and produce H + when dissolved in water

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15
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key term: binary acid

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Acid that consiste of only two elements (one of which is water)

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16
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aqueous

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dissolved in water, must indicate that it is aqueous using subscript next to formula

17
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how many known elements are there

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approx. 118, organized on periodic table

18
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when it is a coefficient that means:

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the atoms are NOT bonded together

19
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What are Coefficiants used for in compounds

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represent amount of molecules

20
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what is special about hydrogen

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hydrogen can act as a metal or non-metal even tough it is on left side of periodic table

21
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who created nomenclature rules

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jöns jacob Berzelius
Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier
Louis-Bernard Guyton De Morveau

22
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what type of nomenclature is this and how do you know and what is the name: MgS

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Binary ionic - it have 2 elements and one metal one non-metal
magnesium Oxide

23
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what type of nomenclature is this and how do you know and what is it: Calcium Oxide

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Binary Ionic - it have 2 elements and one metal one non-metal
CaO

24
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what do you use to identify multivalent chargers

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Roman numerals

25
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what is this (N03)

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polyatomic ion

26
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do all polyatomic ions have negative chargers?

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no

27
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what is the positivity charger polyatomic ion

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(NH4) +1, ammounion

28
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what are the prefix from 1-10

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1 - mono
2- Di
3- tri
4 - tetra
5- penta
6 - hexa
7- heat
8 - octa
9- nona
10 - deca

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