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1
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alpha radiation

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charge +2 and 4 amu —- new element formed has mass no. lower by 4 and atomic no. lower by 2

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beta radiation

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one additional p in the nuc. and at. no. incs. by 1 (mass doesn’t change

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3
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y radn

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no charge or mass

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4
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positron emission

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at. no. decs. by 1

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5
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Group 1

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alkali metals

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group 2

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alkaline earth metals

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group 16

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chalcogens

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group 17

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halogens

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group 18

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noble gases

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10
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metals

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conductor

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nonmentals

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nonconductors

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metalloids

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between metal/nonmental

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13
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weighted average

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(mass1 x abundance1) x (mass2 x abundance2) x (mass3 x abundance3)

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14
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Avogadro’s number

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6.022 x 10^23

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15
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jj thompson

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atoms made up of 3 subatomic particles

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16
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robert Millikan

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determined mass and charge of electron

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17
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thomson’s plum-pudding model

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electrons distributed throughtout diffuse, positively charged sphere

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18
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Rutherfords

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positively charged gold foil, some particles deflected, electrons negatively charged

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19
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nuclear model of atom

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central psoitively charged nuc. where nearly all mass is concentrated, and is comprised of positively charged ‘
s and neutral n’s around which negatively charged e’s circulate in nearly empty space

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20
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isotope

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atoms of an element containing same number of protons but diff number of neutrons

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21
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intensive properties

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independent of amount of substance present (density)

22
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extensive properties

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dependent upon amount of substance (mass, length, volume)

23
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density

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d=m/v

24
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two nonmetals form compound

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  1. first word is name of first element
  2. change word ending of second word to -ide
  3. use prefixes unless first element is mono
25
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Electronegativity

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increases from left to right and decreases going down

26
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less than or equal to 0.4

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nonpolar covalent

27
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0.4 - 2.0

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polar covalent

28
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greater than or equal to 2.0

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ionic

29
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formal charge

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(number of valence e’s) - [number of unshared e’s + 1/2(number of e’s in bonding pairs)]

30
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why do we need to draw the Lewis struc of a molecule before predicting its geometry

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to determin how many lone pairs are on a central atom and where they are

31
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Explain why C-O bonds are more polar than H-S bonds

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carbon and oxygen are more electronegative than hydrogen-sulfur (closer to F so more polar)

32
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electron affinity

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typically increase with increasing atomic number, becomes more negative across a row
hallogens have most EA
noble gases have low EA bc stable

33
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Lattice energy

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energy required to break up the lattice *smallest distance (size) = stronger LE

34
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attractions between molecules that hold them together, these forces are electrical in origin and result from the mutual attraction of unlike charges or the mutual repulsion of like charges

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intermolecular forces

35
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hydrocarbons

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organic compound containing carbon and hydrogen only

36
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alkenes

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hydrocarbons with double bond C’s (C=C)

37
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Alkynes

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hydrocarbons with C to C triple bond

38
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alkanes

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hydrocarbon with single bonds to carbon

39
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intermolecular force between atoms or nonpolar molecules caused by presence of temporary dipoles

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london dispersion forces

40
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london dispersion forces

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increase down table

41
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strength of dipole-dipole forces

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increases going up table

42
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the result of electrical interactions between dipoles on neighboring molecules

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dipole dipole forces

43
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as dipole force increases…

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intermolecular forces increase

44
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as molar mass increases

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boiling point increases (LDF increases)

45
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properties of water

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  1. b.p. of H2O elements
  2. H2O has high delta H vaporization
  3. density of ice less than density of liquid H2O
46
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attractive forces between ion and molecules

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ion-dipole interactions

47
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as strength of intermolecular forces increase, viscosity increases

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as temp increases, viscosity decreases (disrupting IMF)

48
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triple point

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temp and pressure of all three phases coexist

49
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critical point

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specific temp and pressure where liquid and gas phase have same density and are indistinguishable

50
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supercritical fluid

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substance in state that is above temp and pressure of critical point

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