Compounds, Mixtures, Substances Flashcards

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What is a compound?

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A compound is formed anytime atoms of two or more different elements are chemically bonded together

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What is a chemical reaction?

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The making, breaking, or rearranging of the chemical bonds between atoms

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What are the atoms in compounds held together by?

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Electrical attractions between the protons and electrons

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What is the force that mainly governs the way things behave in everyday life

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The electromagnetic force

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5
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What kind of substances are compounds

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pure substances

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What is the chemical symbol for salt

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NaCl

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Who was the first to propose that atoms always combine together in whole number ratios to form compounds.

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John Dalton 1803

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What is the chemical formula

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A chemical formula shows the ratio of atoms in the compound

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What are several examples ratios in compounds

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NH3 1:3 hydrogen= Amonia
SO2 1:2 Sulfur Oxygen= Sulfur Oxide
C3H8 3:8 Carbon Hydrogen=Propane
CH4 1:4 carbon hydrogen=Methane
Mg(NO3)2 1:2:6 magnesium nitrogen oxygen=magnisium nitrate
CaCO3 1:1:3 calcium carbon oxygen= Calcium carbonate

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Are Mixtures pure substances

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no

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How are mixtures formed

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When substances combine but no chemical reaction occurs between the substances

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What are the two types of mixtures

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Heterogeneous and homogeneous

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What is the difference between Heterogeneous and Homogeneous mixtures

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Hetro= You can see the different components within the mixture fairly easily
Homo= The two substances appear to be uniform but plot twist they arent
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14
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WHat is another name for homo mixtures

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Solutions

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How is a solution formed

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When one substance called a solute is desolved into another substance called a solvent

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The process of dissolving does not include what

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A chemical reaction

17
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What is a charged atom called

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an Ion

18
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What does dissociate mean and what does it usually apply to

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To come apart and it is mostly assosiated with crystals

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What does a polar molecule mean

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This means that there are one or more places in the molocule that are more positively charged and one or more places where it is negatively charged

20
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What do most electronic devices rely on to work

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Crystalline semiconductors

21
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What is the term scientists use for adding another completely different element into the crystal semi conductor every 1/10000 times

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Doping