lecture-chapter4 Flashcards

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what is chemistry?

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the study of makeup structure, properties of substances and the changes that occur to them. the study of matter.

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what is atom?

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smallest unit of any elemental substance that maintains the characteristics of that substance.

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what make up an atom?

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subatomic particles.

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what does nucleus contain(central core of an atom)?

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+change protons and neutrons-no charge.

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where is -charged electrons?

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spin around the nucleus in an orbital.

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what is an element?

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substance that contains only one kind of atom.

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what determine the element of an atom?

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the number of protons.

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what are elements organized by?

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structure and chemical properties in the periodic table.

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what is a system of symbols used to?

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identify elements.

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what does Chart show?

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how elements relate and react to one another.

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what does each cell give?

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the symbol of the chemical element and includes the atomic number and atomic mass.

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what is atomic number?

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number of protons in the nucleus in each atom of that element.

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what is atomic mass?

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sum of the masses of the protons and neutrons in an atom.

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what does organization of the cell indicates?

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how elements interact chemically.

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how are elements are grouped?

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metal(left)or nonmetals(right)

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what are compounds?

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substance in which 2 or more elements chemically combine

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what is the basic unit of any compound?

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molecule

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what is table salt?

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Na-Cl

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what is chemical formula?

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combination of symbols of elements making up a compound that represents one molecule or unit of a compound. Has the symbol and subscript numbers of atoms for each element in the compound.

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what does- know how to read a chemical formula help?

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identify the elements in the substance.

e.g. H20–>2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen atom.

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what can chemistry formulas indicate?

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how atoms are arranged in a molecule.

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what does structural formula for carbon based compounds show?

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how atoms connect to the carbons.

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23
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what is acetic acid chemical formula?

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C2H4O2

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what is acetic acid structural formula?

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CH3COOH

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what is chemical bond?
force that holds 2 atoms together.
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what form bond?
electrons
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how many e- does each orbital contain?
2
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what is shell?
the space around the nucleus with one or more orbitals.
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how many shells does atoms have(max)?
7
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when are atoms most stable?
when outer shell is full of e-
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when are atoms not stable?
share or transfer e- from another atom.
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what does each colun,group in the periodic table have?
same number of e- in the outermost shell.
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when does an ionic bond occur?
e- are transferred from one atom to another.
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what does ionic bond creates?
a -charge in one atom and a +charged charge in the other.
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what is ion?
an atom with a + or - electrical charge
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what is cation
+ charge ion
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what is anion
- charge ion
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what happen to identical charge?
repel each other
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what happen to opposite charge?
attract each other
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what are the 3 characteristics for the substances with ionic bonds?
- have a crystalline晶体的structure - dissolve in water - metals and nonmetals
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when does covalent bond form?
atoms share one or more pairs of e-
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how to form water?
oxygen share 2 e- in its outer shell with 2 hydrogen atoms.
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how many shells (max) can surround the nucleus? how many e- can first shell hold? how many e- can the rest shell hold?
7 2 8
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what is lewis structure?
shorthand option of diagramming a valence electron
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how many e- can a shell hold max?
8
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how a e- be represented? and what is valence e- ?
by dot next to the symbol. | e- in partially full shells that are likely to be shared or transferred.
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when does a double bond form?
when 2 atoms share 2 pairs of electrons.
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what does the number of valence e- around the atoms equals to?
the number of balance e- in the molecule.
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what is the pure substance?
the matter in which all the basic units are the same. -grouped as elements or compounds.
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how does the compounds categorized?
organic compounds or inorganic compounds.
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what does organic compounds contain?
chains or rings of carbon
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what does inorganic compounds contain?
no carbon or only single carbon atoms.
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what are mixtures?
substances that are put together but not chemically combined.
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what does homogeneous mixtures have?
a uniform统一的 distribution of particles.
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what does heterogeneous mixtures have?
a nonuniform distribution of particles.
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what are most homogenous mixtures?
solution in which a solute is dissolved by a solvent.
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what does a physical change involve?
changing shape, size, temp and physical state.
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what is phase change?
a physical change in visible structure without changing the molecular structure.
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Any phase change is an example of _?
reversible physical change.
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when is a chemical change occur?
whenever new substances with different chemical and physical properties are formed.
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what will change if a different chemical and physical properties are formed?
produce a change in color, odor, or flavor or releases a gas.
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what will physical and chemical changes be?
may or may mot be reversible.
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what are fluids?
substances that have characteristics of liquids and gases.
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what type of fluids have characteristics of liquids and solids?
non-newtonian fluids.
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what are chemical formulas used to?
represent the compounds involved in a chemical change.
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what are reactants?
chemical formula on the left side.
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what are products?
chemical formula on the right side.
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what does the law of conservation of matter state?
matter can be changed, but not created or destroyed. --shown in chemical equations.
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how can equations must balance by?
having the same number of each type of atom on both sides of the equation.
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what are atoms composed of?
– a nucleus containing protons and neutrons – electrons moving about outside the nucleus
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what is periodic table?
a chart that shows how elements relate and react to one another
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what do atoms create? how?
form ionic and covalent bonds to create molecules and compounds.
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what does pure substances have? what is pure substances?
same basic units. | mixtures are substances put together, but not chemically combined
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how can changes to food compounds be described?
both physical and chemical
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what are chemical equations used to?
describe chemical changes