Joey Test Nov 18 Flashcards
What is a Chemical Bond?
Force that holds 2 or more atoms together
What are Valence Electrons Attracted To?
To the Nucleus of another atom
Does a Stable or Unstable Bond have a full valance shell?
Stable has a full valance shell
How many electrons make up a full valance shell
8 electrons
What is a covalent bond?
Electrons shared between atoms
What is a chemical formula?
Chemical symbols & numbers that represent the number of atoms in a compound
What is an Ion?
Atom No Longer electrically neutral
What is an ionic bond?
Metal donates an electron to a non metal
Can you practice drawing a single, double and triple bond?
How draw an Ionic Bond?
What is a metallic bond?
2 or more metals share their electrons
What is difference between ionic and metal bond?
ionic bond donates metal to an electron..metallic bond is when metal shares electrons with another metal
Name 4 Properties of a Metallic Bond
- Solid at room temperature
- High Melting / Boiling Point
- Don’t Disolve
- Good conductor of heat & electricity
What is difference between physical & chemical change?
Physical changes don’t produce a new substance, Chemical Change is one or more substance creating new substance
Is Brownie Batter physical or chemical change?
Chemical Change
What is a chemical change?
one or more substances change into new substance
What are signs of chemical reaction
- change in color
- change in odor
- bubbles form
- precipitation forms
What happens during chemical reaction?
Breaking chemical bonds between reactant molecules and forming new bonds between atoms in product particles
What is the number in front of an element that can be changed called?
Coefficient
What is the little number to the right of element that can not be changed called?
Subscript
What is a combustion reaction?
involves a substance combining with oxygen and releases energy
What is a decomposition reaction?
a compound breaks down for 2 or more substances
What is a single replacement?
When 1 element replaces another element in a compound
What is a double replacement?
Negative ions in 2 compounds switch places forming 2 new compounds
What is a synthesis reaction?
Reaction where 2 or more substances combine and form 1 compound
What happens to energy when you break bonds?
Bonds absorb energy
What happens to energy when you form bonds?
Forming bonds releases energy
What is Endothermic?
Reactions that absorb energy
What is Exothermic Reaction?
Reaction that releases energy
What is activation energy?
The minimum amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction
What are factors that affect the rate of reaction?
Surface Area / Temperature / Concentration
What are inhibitors?
A substance that slows down or stops a chemical reaction
What is it called when 2 or more metals share electrons
Metallic Bond
What is the minimum amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction?
Activation Energy
The more particles collide, will the reaction be quicker or slower
quicker
What is Surface Area?
Amount of Are Exposed
If temperature is cooler..do particles move faster or slower?
Slower
An increase in concentration do collisions increase or decrease?
Increase
Do smaller particles raise surface area?
Yes
What does a catalyst do?
Increases rate of reaction by lowering the activation energy (enzymes)
What is it called when enzyme breaks down proteins into smaller pieces
Protease
What is an inhibitator
A substance that slows down or stops a chemical reaction
What is sometimes used in medicine to attack enzymes in bacteria to slow their growth?
Inhibator
What does breaking bonds due to energy?
Absorbs It
What does the formation of bonds do to energy?
releases energy
What are reactions that absorb energy called?
Endothermic Reactions
Is more energy required to break bonds?
Yes
What is a chemical reaction that releases thermal energy called?
Exothermic Reaction
Which requires more energy, exothermic or endothermic?
exothermic
Reactancts = Products + Thermal Energy is Endothermic or Exothermic
Exothermic
Reactants + Thermal Energy = Products is Endothermic or Exothermic?
Endothermic
Can you change the subscript in a compound and have it stay the same?
No
What happens if you change the subscript of an atom?
you have different properties of the atom
If you change the coefficient…do properties of atom stay the same?
Yes
What is the description of a chemical reaction using element symbols and chemical formulas called?
Chemical Equation
When 2 atoms of the same element are bonded together, what called?
Diatomic Molecule
What is a Reactant?
Starting Substances
What are Products?
Substances produced by a chemical reaction
What is the law of Conservation of Mass:
Total mass of reactants = the mass of the products
Cutting a piece of cloth is example of what type of change?
Physical Change
Can physical changes be undone?
Often, yes
What makes your blood red?
Oxygen
How are physical and chemical changes the same?
You can see changes
What happens when 1 or more substances react to form new substance?
Chemical Change
What are 3 steps in chemical reaction?
- Energy Added
- Bonds Break
- Atoms rearrange themselves and bond
What called when 2 or more elements share their electrons?
Metallic Bond
Do Metallic Bonds Disolve?
No
Do physical changes produce new substance?
No
Do chemical changes produce new substance?
Yes
What is a chemical reaction?
when a substance change causes a chemical change
What happens during a synthesis reaction?
2 or more substances combine for 1 compound
What happens during a decomposition reaction?
A compound breaks down for 2 or more substances
2 Mg + O2 turns to 2MgO is synthesis or decompostion?
Synthesis
What called when a compound breaks down for 2 or more substances?
Decomposition
When negative ions in 2 compounds switch places forming 2 new compounds, what called?
Double replacement, this is type of chemical reaction
Why do you need inhibitors?
because you can make a reaction slower and more controllable. Example is if there is a fire or going to explode you can use an inhibitor to slow it down
What is most abundant mealloid?
Silicon
what are 4 properties of metalloids?
- Solids
- Semi Conductors
- Color
- Form Compounds
What is the distance between the nuclei of the atom and valance shell called?
Radius
What is Ionization Energy?
The ability to move an electron from the valance shell
What is the temperature at which a substance turns from liquid to gas?
Boiling Point
What type of atoms have same number of protons and electrons?
Neutral Atoms
What is the area of space where electrons move around the nucleus called?
Energy Levels
How many electrons can be in the lowest energy level?
2
How many electrons can be in 2nd energy level?
up to 8
What are Valence Electrons attracted to?
The nucleus of another atom, causes a chemical bond
What is a chemical bond?
A force that holds 2 or more atoms together
Are protons positive or negative?
Positive
Are Electrons positive or negative?
Negative
What type of charge do Neutrons have?
No Charge