In class quiz 2 Flashcards

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1
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What is a group of the same atoms called?

A

element

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2
Q

Some atoms have more neutrons than what the atomic number says

A

true

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3
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Isotope example

A

c13= 6 p + 7n

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4
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carbon-14 cannot hold on to all 8 neutrons in the nucleus

A

Carbon will kick off a neutron making c14 radioactive

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5
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How many electrons does an atom have in the first orbit around the nucleus?

A

2

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6
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How many electrons does an atom have in the second orbit around the nucleus?

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a maximum of 8

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7
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The electrons in the outermost orbit have the most energy and are called ?

A

Valence electrons, these are used to make chemical bonds.

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8
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An atom with a charge is called a ?

A

Ion

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9
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cation

A

positive charge

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10
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anion

A

negative charge

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11
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+/- bond

A

ionic bond

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12
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weakest to strongest chemical bond

A

hydrogen, ionic, single covalent, double covalent, and triple covalent.

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13
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solid

A

saturated

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14
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liquid

A

unsaturated

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15
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bonds that share electrons between two or more elements

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covalent

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16
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water is a polar covalent bond

A

true

17
Q

between two water molecules there is a hydrogen bond

A

true

18
Q

there are polar covalent bonds within a water molecule

A

true

19
Q

when water breaks down, it causes charges

A

true

20
Q

characteristics of water

A

cooling agent, good solvent ( dissolves like substances), water has cohesion and adhesion, hard to change the temperature of water, and can form ice.

21
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cohesion

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the ability of water molecules to stick together

22
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adhesion

A

molecules are sticking to a surface

23
Q

hydrogen bonds spread out and become less dense which allows ice to float

A

true

24
Q

hot water pushes hydrogen bonds further away from each other allowing it to freeze more easily

A

true