Chemistry Test Flashcards

1
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combustion reaction

A

substance + O2 > product + H2O (g)

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2
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neutralisation

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acid + base > salt (acid a, base c) + water

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3
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decomposition

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one reactant > 2 products
e.g. H2CO3 > H2O + CO2

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4
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combination

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2 reactants > 1 product
e.g. 2H2 + O2 > 2H2O

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5
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precipitation

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(aq) + (aq) > (aq) + [(aq) or (s)]

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6
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corrosion

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metal + O2 + H2O > metal oxide (e.g. rust)

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7
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acids + metal

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acid + metal > salt + H2

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8
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acid + carbonate

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acid + metal carbonate > salt + H2O + CO2

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9
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exothermic reaction

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releases energy (hot) e.g. fireworks, explosions, bunsen burners

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10
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endothermic reaction

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absorbs energy (cold) e.g. cold packs

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11
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carbon dioxide

A

CO2

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12
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hydrochloric acid

A

HCL

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13
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sulfuric acid

A

H2SO4

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14
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nitric acid

A

HNO3

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15
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sodium hydroxide

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NaOH

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16
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aqueous (aq)

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dissolves in water (solution)

17
Q

conservation of mass

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during a chemical equation, atoms cannot be created nor destroyed

18
Q

acids

A

substances which ionize in water to produce H+ ions

19
Q

strong vs weak acids

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strong - acids produce lots of H+ ions
weak - acids produce not many H+ ions

20
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bases

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substances which produce OH- ions

21
Q

strong vs weak bases

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strong - bases produce lots OH- ions
weak - produce not not many OH- ions

22
Q

PH scale

A

measures concentration of H+ ions from 0-14
acidic - PH less than 7
neutral - PH of 7
basic - PH more than 7

23
Q

indicator

A

substances that change colours at different PHs
- determines approx PH of solutions

24
Q

litmus

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indicator
- acidic = red
- basic = blue

25
Q

nuclear decay

A

the nucleus of an atom releases energy or particles

26
Q

types of nuclear decay

A
  • alpha (α)
  • beta (β)
  • gamma (γ)
27
Q

alpha decay

A
  • atom emits alpha particle (2p, 2n) from its nucleus
  • heavy and slow
28
Q

beta decay

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  • atom ejects a beta particle (an electron) from its nucleus
  • very light and high-speed
  • turns neutron into proton > changes element
29
Q

gamma decay

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  • atom does not eject a particle, ejects a very high energy form of light
  • very dangerous and powerful
30
Q

electromagnetic radiation scale

A

low radiation -> high radiation

31
Q

nuclear charge table

A

alpha: +2
beta: -1
gamma: 0

32
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half life

A
  • the rate that a radioisotope undergoes nuclear decay
  • time taken for half of the radioactive atoms to decay