LEC MOD 1 Flashcards

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anything that occupies space and has mass

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Matter

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2
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Classifications of matter:

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Pure Substances

Mixtures

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3
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A classification of matter that cannot be further purified and has a fixed composition.

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Pure substancces

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4
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a classification of matter that are combination of two or more pure substances

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Mixtures

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5
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Two types of Pure substances:

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Elements

Compounds

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6
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type of pure substances that cannot be subdivided by chemical or physicla means but can be chemically combined

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Elements

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7
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type of pure substance that are simply elements in fixed ratio; composed of two or more elements

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Compounds

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8
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Types of mixtures:

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Homogenous- uniform composition

Heterogenous- nonuniform composition

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9
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How many known elements are currently on IUPAC PTE?

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118

90 occur naturally

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10
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he arranged known elements in order of increasing atomic weight;

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Dmitri mendeleev

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11
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names of elements are derived from:

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individuals in atomic sci
geographic loc
planets
mythological sources

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12
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Elements often encountered by MTs:

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Sodium Na
Potassium K
Calcium Ca
Phosphorus P
Iodine I 
Iron Fe
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13
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regulates the electrical balance in body fluids

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Sodium Na

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14
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  • essential for nerve conduction

- regulated electrical balance in body fluids

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Potassium K

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15
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  • strengthens bones and teeth

- essential in blood clotting

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Calcium Ca

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16
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  • present in nucleic acids DNA RNA

- energy storage and transfer

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Phosphorus P

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17
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-stimulates the production of thyroid hormones

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Iodine I

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18
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essential in some proteins (hemoglobin, myoglobin)

19
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Classification of Elements:

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Metals
Non metals
Metalloids

20
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A classification of elements that are good conductors of heat and electricity; solid at room temp except for mercury Hg

21
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a classification of elements that are poor conductors of heat and have varying states at room temp

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Non metals

22
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examples of NM at solid state in room temp

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Sulfur

Carbon

23
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example of NM that is liquid state in room temp

24
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examples of non metals in gas state in room temp

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Nitrogen

Oxygen

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a classification of elements that possesses both M and NM proerties
Metalloids
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Enumerate Metalloids:
``` Boron Arsenic tellurium Astatine Germanium Antimony Silicon ```
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a dense core that contains protons and neutrons
Nucleus
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Mass g of subatomic particles:
proton-1.673x10^-24 Neutron- 1.675x10^-24 Electron- 9.109x10^-28
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mass amu of subatomic particles
proton- 1.0073 amu neutron- 1.0087 amu electron- none
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standard value of AMU:
1.661x10^-24 g
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equal to number of protons and electrons
Atomic Number Z
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equal to sum of protons and neutrons
atomic mass/Mass number A
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atoms of the same element having a diff number of neutrons
Isotopes
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3 isotopes of hydrogen:
protium 0 deuterium 1 tritium 2
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weighted average of naturally occuring isotopes (amu)
atomic weight
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arrangement of electrons in electron cloud or extranuclear space/region
Electron Configuration
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regions of space within an electron shell that contains electrons
Electron Subshell
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electron subshells ans characteristics:
s- spherical p- dumbell d-four lobes f- eight lobes
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regions of space within an electron subshell
Electron orbitals
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electrons placed in the outermost shell of the element
Valence Electrons
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Atomic Size in periodic trend:
size of an atom increases down a column, as the VE is farther from the nucleus size of an atom decreases across a row, as the number of protons in nucleus increases
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energy needed to remove an electron from neutral atom
Ionization energy
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Ionization energy rule:
IE decreases down a column, as VE gets farther from nucleus | IE increases across a row, as protons in nucleus increases