Final Review Flashcards

1
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What is chemistry?

A

The scientific study of matter & its transformations

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2
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What is an experiment?

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How we study science, it must be obective (fact/non-biased) not subjective (opinion/biased)

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3
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What is Matter?

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Anything that has mass & takes up space

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4
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What is Physical Change?

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No rearrangement of atoms (change in state)

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5
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What is a Chemical Change?

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Rearrangement of atoms

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6
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What is Science?

A

Systematic endevor to understand a natural phenomenon

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7
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What is Density?

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Relating the mass of a species to its volume

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8
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What are atoms?

A

Make up matter

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9
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What is a molecule?

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2 or more atoms chemically combined

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10
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What is a coumpound?

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2 or more atoms of different identity chemically combined

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11
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What is atomic mass?

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Weighted average of all naturally occuring isotopes

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12
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What is the mass number?

A

Protons + Neutrons

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13
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What is a mixture?

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Two or more specieis coming together with no reaction

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14
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Homogenous vs Heterogenous mixtures

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Homogenous: No barrier/everything mixed (also known as solutions)

Heterogenous: Barrier between species/layers are visible

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15
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What are the 3 Mass Laws?

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  1. Conservation of Mass: During a reaction, mass is neither created nor destroyed
  2. Definite Proportion: For a given compound the ratio of components is fixed. If you change the ratio you change the compound
  3. Multiple Proportions: When 2 elements combine to form a compound, the mass of one element, which combines with a fixed mass of the other, will always be in whole number ratios
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16
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Ionic Bonding

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Electrons are exchanged between species, resulting in cations & anions (a metal with a non-metal)

17
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Covalent Bonding

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electrons are shared between species (non metal with a non metal)

18
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What is Nomenclature?

A

How an element will show up in nature

19
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What are Ionic Compounds?

A

Cation first + anion foot + -ide ending
(NaCl: Sodium chloride)

20
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What are Polyatomic ions?

A

2 or more atoms covalently bonded to give a molecule with an overall charge

21
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What is an Acid?

A

When non-metal acts like a metal

22
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What is a molar mass?

A

mass of a species per mole of that species

23
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What is a solution?

A

Solute (species in smaller amt) + Solvent (species in greater amt.)

24
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What are dilutions?

A

No chemical change, change in volume & no change in mols (m1V1=m2V2)

25
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What are Redox reactions?

A

exchange of electrons causing a change in oxidation stare

26
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Michael Faraday

A

Utilized cathorays

27
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J.J Thompson

A

Found the mass to charge ratio

28
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Robert A. Milkman

A

Oil drop experiment

29
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Ernest Rutherford

A

Gold foil experiment (alpha particles)

30
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James Chadwick

A

Discovered the neutron

31
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Robert Bunsen

A

utilized absorbtion & emisson to find elements within a compound

32
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Neils Bohr

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Bohr model of the atom

33
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Erwin Schodinger

A

The mathematical approach to the atom

34
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Werner Heisenberg

A

Founder of quantum mechanics (quantum theory)

35
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4 Quantum Numbers

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n: the principle Q#
l: angular momentum
mL: z component of angular momentum
mS: spin quantum #