Exploring Chemistry Chapters 9-12 Flashcards

1
Q

Timbuktu is located at the edge of the _______________ Desert.

A

Sahara

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2
Q

Has anyone ever succeeded in making organic material in a laboratory?

A

yes

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3
Q

A diagram of a water molecule shows it as

A

an oxygen atom face with hydrogen atom ears

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4
Q

In cool water, molecules move more ___ than in warm water.

A

slowly

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5
Q

Sodium and chlorine families form compounds by

A

electrical attraction

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6
Q

Sugar is an example of a compound that is ___.

A

formed by living organisms

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7
Q

Snow conducts heat ___.

A

poorly

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8
Q

Paraffin is an example of a ___ hydrocarbon chain.

A

long

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9
Q

Water boils at

A

100oC [212oF]

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10
Q

The charged sodium atom, Na+, and the charged chlorine atom, Cl-, will

A

attract one another

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11
Q

Ice ___ in water

A

floats

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12
Q

The Nile River continues to flow through deserts because

A

it is fed by melting snow in the mountains

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13
Q

A hydrocarbon is a compound that contains only carbon and

A

hydrogen

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14
Q

___ is used for refrigeration.

A

Freon

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15
Q

When Leo Baekeland mixed carbolic acid and formaldehyde, the result was

A

a substance that clogged test tubes

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16
Q

Ethyl alcohol and dimethyl ether are examples of

A

isomers

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17
Q

___ is the most common liquid on earth.

A

Water

18
Q

Does an evaporated liquid warm its surroundings?

A

no

19
Q

Does salt have any purpose other than flavoring food?

A

yes

20
Q

The purple dye containing bromine was prepared by Phoenicians who lived in the city of _______________.

A

Tyre

21
Q

Methane is also known as what kind of gas?

A

marsh

22
Q

Carbon needs _______________ more electrons to have its electrons in the stable arrangement like the electrons of neon.

A

four

23
Q

The _____ reduces the effect of harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun.

A

ozone layer

24
Q

Another name for the chlorine family is

A

salt makers

25
Q

The number of chlorine atoms in carbon tetrachloride is ___.

A

four

26
Q

When burned with oxygen, natural gas releases carbon dioxide and

A

water.

27
Q

Leo Baekeland discovered the substance he called Bakelite while trying to make a substitute for

A

shellac

28
Q

Does methane or water boil at a higher temperature?

A

water

29
Q

William Bently made __ money from his hobby of photographing snowflakes.

A

no

30
Q

Bakelite was the first plastic and was immediately replaced by better ones. Did that prove to be a disappointing failure to Leo Baekeland.

A

no

31
Q

Teflon is ___.

A

slick

32
Q

Salt is an example of a compound that is ____.

A

found in the non-living environment

33
Q

Did William Henry Perkin retire after success in his research?

A

no

34
Q

Chlorinating drinking water was first tried in London in 1897 to

A

top an outbreak of typhoid fever

35
Q

Oxygen and hydrogen form the water molecule by ___ electrons.

A

sharing

36
Q

Do chemical reactions follow a different set of rules in living things than they do in the laboratory?

A

no

37
Q

The plus sign, +, for the charged sodium atom, Na+, shows that it

A

has more protons than electrons

38
Q

The elements found in organic compounds include hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and ___.

A

carbon

39
Q

___ is burned as a fuel in racing engines.

A

Methanol

40
Q

Liquid water ___ when it changes into ice.

A

contracts