Final Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

Identify the following as a compound, element or mixture.
copper

A

element

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2
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Identify the following as a compound, element or mixture.
air

A

mixture

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3
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Identify the following as a compound, element or mixture.
salt water

A

mixture

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4
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Identify the following as a compound, element or mixture.
sample of NaCl

A

compound

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5
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Identify the following as a compound, element or mixture.
milk

A

mixture

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6
Q

If an element has 33 protons, 42 neutrons, and 36 electrons what is its atomic number?

A

33

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7
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If an element has 20 protons, 20 neutrons, and 20 electrons what is its mass number?

A

40

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8
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What element has 29 protons, 35 neutrons, and 27 electrons?

A

Copper

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9
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Determine the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons for an isotope which has atomic number 56 and a mass number of 138.

A

protons: 56
neutrons: 56
electrons: 82

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10
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Identify the following orbital designations that are possible. If there are any that are impossible,
EXPLAIN.
Orbitals: 2s, 4d, 1p, and 5f

A

1p is impossible. The p sublevel is not available until the 2 principle energy level.

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11
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How many of the following are true regarding the ion 133Cs+?
I. The number of neutrons is 78.
II. The ion contains more protons than electrons.
III. The mass number is 133
IV. The ion is an alkali metal.

A

All of the above are true

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12
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The small core at the center of an atom containing a positive charge is called the

A

nucleus

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13
Q

Atoms of each element contain a unique number of _______ in their nuclei

A

protons

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14
Q

Two isotopes of the same element may have different …
a. mass numbers and atomic numbers.
b. numbers of protons and numbers of neutrons.
c. mass numbers and numbers of neutrons.
d. chemical properties.

A

c. mass numbers and numbers of neutrons.

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15
Q

._____ is anything that has mass and volume.

A

Matter

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16
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The two states of matter that occupy a definite volume are ______ and __________.

A

solid; liquid

17
Q

____changes alter the identity of a substance, whereas _____ changes do not.

A

chemical; physical

18
Q

Which has a higher energy, violet light or X-rays?

A

X-rays

19
Q

Which has a longer wavelength, microwaves or UV radiation rays?

A

microwaves

20
Q

Which has a higher frequency, red light or infrared radiation?

A

red light

21
Q

Name the light spectrum from least to highest frequencies.

A

radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, X- rays, and gamma rays

22
Q

Do you use prefixes in ionic or covalent compounds?

A

covalent compounds