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Ions And Flashcards

1
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The study of interactions between atoms and molecules

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Chemistry

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2
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The smallest indivisible unit of matter: interact to form molecules

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Atom

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3
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Atoms are composed of

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Nucleus
Neutrons- no electrical charge
Protons- positive charge

Electrons- negative charge
Electron cloud/ shell

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4
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Atoms with the same number of protons are classified as

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The same chemical element

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5
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Each different chemical element has a different number of

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Protons- positive charge

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6
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Atomic number aka

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Number of protons

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7
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Mass number aka

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Number of protons+number of neutrons

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8
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Number of neutrons=

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Mass number-atomic number (which is number of protons)

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9
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Two atoms of an element that differ in the number of neutrons

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Isotopes

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10
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The number of protons and electrons are

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Equal in an atom

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11
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Chemical behavior is determined by

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The distribution of electrons in the electron shells

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12
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Periodic table shows

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The electron distribution

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13
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The number of missing or extra electrons in the outermost shell is known as

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The valence electrons

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14
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Valence electrons of the combing atoms form attractive forces called

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Chemical bonds

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15
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A compound is

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A molecule that contains two or more kinds of atoms

Such as water: two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen

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16
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Octet rule

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2,8,8

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17
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Atoms with incomplete valence shells can

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Share or transfer valence electrons with certain other atoms

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18
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Held by attractions —-> staying close together

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Chemical bonds

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19
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Ionic bond =

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Electron transfer

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20
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atomic number

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. of protons

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21
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number of neutrons

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mass number- atomic number

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22
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96% of human body is made up of

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oxygen
carbon
hydrogen
nitrogen

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23
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number of protons + number of neutrons=

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atomic mass

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24
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electron transfer

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ionic bond

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25
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positively charged ion

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cation

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26
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negatively charged ion

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anion

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27
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cation + anion=

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ionic bond

28
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electron sharing

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covalent bond

29
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do not share equally
pull towards
could have partial + partial - charge

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polar

30
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share equally
non pulling
no charge

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non polar

31
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hydrogen atom covalently bonded to one electronegative atom is also attracted to another electronegative atom

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hydrogen bond

32
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lacks carbon

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inorganic

33
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polar substance undergo dissociation in water, forming a solute

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solvent

34
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what type of bond absorbs heat

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hydrogen bond
temperature buffer

35
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dissolving

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solvent
coffee

36
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dissolved

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solute
sugar

37
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homogenous mixture made up of 2 or more substances

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solution

38
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water loving

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hydrophilic

39
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water fearing
doesn’t interact with water
cannot hydrogen bond
non polar
non ionic

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hydrophobic
oils/ fats

40
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ion lost the H atom is now (OH-)

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hydroxide ion

41
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gained the H atom is now H3O+

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hydronium ion

42
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substance that increases the [h+} of a solution

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acid

43
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has more H+ than OH-

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acidic solution

44
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substance that decreases the [H+] of a solution

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base

45
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equal amounts of H+ and OH-

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neutral solution

46
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less H+ than OH-

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basic solution

47
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resist change In the pH of a solution

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buffers

48
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HCl—> H- + Cl-

dissociates into one of more hydrogen ions and one or more negative ions

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acid

49
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NaOH –> Na- +OH-

dissociates into one or more hydroxide ions and one or more positive ions

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Bases

50
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NaCl —> Na + Cl

dissociate into cations and anions neither of which is H- or OH-

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Salt

51
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add H+ into a solution

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acid

52
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potential of hydrogen

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pH

53
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14

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basic

54
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0-6

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acidic

55
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7

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neutral

56
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energy exits

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exergonic

57
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requires energy

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endergonic

58
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a+b= AB
building

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anabolism (synthetic)

59
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AB–> A+B
breaking down

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catabolism (decomposition)

60
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re-organizing

NaOH HCl NaCl H2O

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exchange (part synthesis and part decomposition)

61
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different order
water and heat cause change

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reversible

62
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remove H2O

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hydration

63
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Energy storage in animals
Forming barriers in cells
Form hormones in animals

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Lipids

64
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Contain carbon, hydrogen and oxygen but less oxygen than carbohydrates

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Lipids

65
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Contain carbon, hydrogen and oxygen

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Carbohydrates

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