gen chem Flashcards

1
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can be observed, measured, and tested, without changing the composition of matter.

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physical properties

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2
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do not depend on the amount Of matter present or being measured

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intensive properties

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3
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properties that depend on the amount of matter present or being tested

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extensive properties

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4
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are properties involved in the transformation. of substances into other materials

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chemical properties

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5
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do not alter the identity of a substance

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physical change

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6
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produce new compound with a different chemical composition

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chemical change

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7
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TYPES OF CHEMICAL REACTION

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  1. COMBINATION REACTION
  2. DECOMPOSITION REACTION
  3. SINGLE REPLACEMENT REACTION
  4. DOUBLE REPLACEMENT REACTION
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8
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A + B = AB

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COMBINATION REACTION

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9
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AB = A + B

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DECOMPOSITION REACTION

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10
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A + BC = AC + B

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SINGLE REPLACEMENT REACTION

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11
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AB + CD = AC + BD

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DOUBLE REPLACEMENT REACTION

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12
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2 ways to classify matter

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  1. Classify according to it’s physical state solid, liquid, or gas
  2. Classify it according to it’s composition a pure substance or a mixture
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13
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contains only one kind of element or compound.

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pure substance

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14
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are substances composed of only one kind of atom

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elements

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15
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lightest element among the others. First element in the periodic table

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hydrogen

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16
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most abundant elements in the universe

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carbon

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17
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found on toothpaste in the form of flouride

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flourine

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18
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first metals used by man

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copper

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19
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most abundant metals in the earth’s crust

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aluminum

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20
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commonly used in food preservation

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sodium

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21
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reactive metal never found free in nature

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pottasium

22
Q

metal that exists in liquid state

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mercury

23
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essential elements needed by the body, makes bones stronger

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calcium

24
Q

yellowish nonmetal found in volcanic events

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sulfur

25
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metal used to make jewelry

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gold

26
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highest electrical conductivility among metals

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silver

27
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abundant elements in the universe colorless, tasteless, and odorless gas

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helium

28
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noble gas primarly used to lights

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neon

29
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essential element in the body and a component of hemeglobin , which carries oxygen from the lungs to the tissues of the body

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iron

30
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greatest number of elements in the periodic table

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metals

31
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properties of metals

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  1. lusturous
  2. malleable
  3. ductile
  4. good conductors of heat and electriccity
  5. hard
  6. high densities
32
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rightmost part of the periodic table except for hydrogen

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non metals

33
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properties of non metals

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  1. dull appearance
  2. brittle
  3. poor conductors of heat and electricity
  4. good insulators
  5. may exist in solid, liquid gas
  6. low densities
34
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elements which have properties of both metals and non metals

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metalloids

35
Q

substances composed of 2 or more kinds of atoms that are chemically bonded

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compounds

36
Q

carbon dioxide

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carbonic acid gas

37
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sodium chloride

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table salt

38
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sodium bicarbonate

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baking soda

39
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calcium carbonate

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limestone

40
Q

aceitc acid

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vinegar

41
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isoprophl alcohol

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rubbing alcohol

42
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pottasium bitartrate

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cream of tartar

43
Q

sodium hydroxide

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lye

44
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hydrochloric acid

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muriatic acid

45
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sulfuric acid

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battery acid

46
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ammonia

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battery acid

47
Q

H+ ions in a aqueous solution

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acid

48
Q

soap ammonia etc

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base

49
Q

compound that is formed when an acid and base react

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salt

50
Q

made up of 2 or more substances mixed together but not chemically bonded

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mixture

51
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has only one phase and a uniform composition all throughout

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homogeneous mixture