Exam #1 Material Flashcards

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1
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what is a physical property? examples?

A
  • can be observed without changing the chemical composition of the substance
  • color, odor, taste, melting/boiling points, physical state (solid, liquid, gas), viscosity, solubility
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what is a chemical property? examples?

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  • can be observed by changing the chemical composition of a substance
  • flammability, corrosion/oxidation, ability to rust, ability to tarnish, ability to reach violently, ability to decompose
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what is an intensive property? examples?

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  • does not depend on the amount of matter (INtensive = INdependent of how much you have)
  • color, temperature, density
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what is an extensive property? examples?

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  • does depend on the amount of matter
  • mass, length, volume
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4
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what is the mnemonic for converting between prefixes?

A

King Henry Died by Drinking Chocolate Milk

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5
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mega = ?

A

10^6 (M)

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6
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kilo = ?

A

10^3 (K)

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7
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hecto = ?

A

10^2 (H)

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8
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deca = ?

A

10^1 (D)

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9
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deci = ?

A

10^-1 (d)

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10
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centi = ?

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10^-2 (c)

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11
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milli = ?

A

10^-3 (m)

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12
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micro = ?

A

10^-6 (μ)

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13
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nano = ?

A

10^-9 (n)

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14
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pico = ?

A

10^-12 (p)

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15
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what is an isotope?

A

atoms of an element containing the same # of protons but different # of neutrons

16
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carbonate

A

CO3 (2-)

17
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cyanide

A

CN (1-)

18
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ammonium

A

NH4 (1+)

19
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hydroxide

A

OH (1-)

20
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nitrate

A

NO3 (1-)

21
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phosphate

A

PO4 (3-)

22
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sulfate

A

SO4 (2-)

23
Q

what two transition metals have set charges?

A

zinc (2+) and silver (1+)

24
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what are the sig fig rules for addition and subtraction?

A

round to the least number of decimal places of any number in the problem

25
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what are the sig fig rules for multiplication and division?

A

round to the least amount of sig figs of any number in the problem

26
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what is accuracy?

A

measurements close to the known value

27
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what is precision?

A

measurements close to one another

28
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which of Dalton’s theories were incorrect? why?

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  • First: atoms CAN be divisible, like subatomic particles
  • Third: the protons, electrons, and neutrons within atoms of the same element can differ.
29
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What were JJ Thomson’s observations and conclusions from the cathode ray tube experiment?

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  • Ray bends in a magnetic field –> Ray consists of charged particles
  • Ray bends toward positive plate in electric field –> Ray consists of negative particles (opps attract)
  • Ray is identical for any cathode material –> These particles are found in ALL matter
30
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what did Ernest Rutherford learn about the atom from his experiment?

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The atom’s positive charges are concentrated in the extremely dense central core known as the nucleus.

31
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what makes up an ionic compound?

A

a metal and nonmetal

32
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what makes up a covalent compound?

A

two nonmetals

33
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what is a cation?

A

an atom that has a positive charge when it loses an electron

34
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what is an anion?

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an atom that has a negative charge when it gains an electron