Introduction to Chemistry Flashcards

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Which best describes the field of chemistry?

a. Study of natural phenomena
b. Study of environmental degradation
c. Study of subatomic particles
d. Study of matter and energy

A

d. Study of matter and energy

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Why is chemistry known as the central science?

a. All other sciences are based on it.
b. It touches all natural sciences
c. Every scientist has to learn chemistry
d. First natural science developed

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a. All other sciences are based on it.

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What are some examples of chemistry?

a. Chemical Reactions
b. Metallurgy
c. Fermentation
d. All of these

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d. All of these

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A science that examines the material the universe and changes occurs in them is called ____.

a. Astronomy
b. Biology
c. Chemistry
d. Physics

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c. Chemistry

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The branch of chemistry that would measure the amount of energy an atom absorbs in nuclear reactions

a. Analytical Chemistry
b. Organic Chemistry
c. Inorganic Chemistry
d. Physical Chemistry

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d. Physical Chemistry

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Carbon based chemistry is_______.

a. Physical Chemistry
b. Analytical Chemistry
c. Organic Chemistry
d. Inorganic Chemistry

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c. Organic Chemistry

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The area that deals with the identification of the components and composition of materials.

a. Analytical Chemistry
b. Physical Chemistry
c. Inorganic Chemistry
d. Organic Chemistry

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a. Analytical Chemistry

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Greek thinker; called nature’s basic particle an atom, based on the Greek word “atomos” which means “indivisible”

a. Aristotle
b. Democritus
c. J.J. Thomson
d. Dalton

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b. Democritus

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9
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The Chemistry of Living organisms is physical chemistry

Select one: True or False

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False

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10
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The Chemistry of mathematics and principles behind observed chemical behavior is theoretical Chemistry
Select one: True or False

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True

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Modern chemistry that holds the key to unlock the gate to fundamental knowledge of the hidden causes of health and disease
Select one: True or False

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True

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English schoolteacher; who believed that atoms are the fundamental units of matter and are indivisible

a. Democritus
b. Thomson
c. Dalton
d. Aristotle

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c. Dalton

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Who determined that there was no limit of times atoms could be divided?

a. Dalton
b. Democritus
c. Aristotle
d. Thomson

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c. Aristotle

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14
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William Crookes made his discovery about the negative particles of atom during an experiment using_______.

a. X-rays
b. Cathode Rays
c. Thermal Energy
d. Kinetic energy

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b. Cathode Rays

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15
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What did Eugen Goldstein learn about canal ray experiment?

a. is a beam of positive ions
b. is a beam of X rays
c. is a beam of negative ions
d. is a beam of both positive and negative ions

A

a. is a beam of positive ions

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16
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Match the name of the scientist/chemist with their atomic model

Ernest Rutherford

A

Nuclear model

17
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J.J. Thomson

A

Plum pudding model

18
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John Dalton

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Bowling ball model

19
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Neil Bohr

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Planetary model

20
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Erwin Shrodinger

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Electron Cloud Model