Intro To Chemistry Flashcards

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The study of matter, its chemical and physical properties, and the physical and chemical changes that it undergoes

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Chemistry

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2
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This branch of chemistry studies life at the molecular level

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Biochemistry

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3
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This branch of matters study compounds that contains substances other than C and H

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Inorganic chemistry

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4
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This branch of chemistry study compounds that contains C and H

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Organic chemistry

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5
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This branch of chemistry is concerned with the application of physics to the study of chemical system

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Physical chemistry

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6
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Difference between the bonding of organic and inorganic compounds

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Organic - bonding is almost entirely covalent
Inorganic - most have ionic compounds

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7
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Organic compounds vs inorganic in terms of the speed of chemical reaction

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Organic - usually slow
Inorganic - often very fast

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8
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Organic vs inorganic in terms of physical state

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Organic - gas at room temp
Inorganic - solid at room temp

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9
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Organic substance vs inorganic in terms of flammability

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Organic - flammable
Inorganic - not flammable

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10
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This branch of Chemistry analyzes matter

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Analytical Chemistry

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11
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It is the belief that living organisms are fundamentally different from non-living entities because they are governed by a “vital force” or life force that cannot be explained by physics and chemistry

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Vital Force Theory

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12
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Who caused the breakdown of the Vital force theory?

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Friedrich Wohler

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13
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How did Wohler cause the break down of the Vital Force Theory?

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Prepared urea from inorganic sources

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Organic compound vs inorganic compound in terms of its melting point

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Organic - low melting point
Inorganic- high melting point

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15
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Organic vs inorganic substance in terms of its solubility in water

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Organic- insoluble
Inorganic - soluble

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16
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This element is tetravalent —has the ability to form 4 bonds to other atoms

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Carbon

17
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This element is tetravalent — the ability to form 4 bonds to other atoms including itself

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Carbon

18
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This element can form ring structures

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Carbon

19
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This element can exist in 3 forms; graphite, diamond, and buckminsterfullerene

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Carbon

20
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A fine particulate matter primarily composed of carbon produced by the incomplete combustion of organic materials

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Soot/ Black Carbon