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Long Test #3 Flashcards

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1
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an interaction between two compounds or elements that forms new compounds

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chemical reactions

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2
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A + B -> AB

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synthesis

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3
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AB -> A + B

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decomposition

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4
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AC + B -> A + BC

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single replacement

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5
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AB + CD -> AD + CB

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double replacement

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6
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combining a compound with carbon or oxygen to form a flame; produces CO2 and H2O

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combustion

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7
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a type of chemical reaction that involves free radicals

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polymerization

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8
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a type of chemical reaction where structures are rearranged under the presence of heat

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mallard reaction

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9
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plants absorption of sunlight

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photosynthesis

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10
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the chemist’s dozen

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moles

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11
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Avogadro’s Number

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6.022 x 10^23

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12
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number used to convert number of atoms to moles

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Avogadro’s number

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13
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the mass of one mole of a substance

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molar mass/atomic mass

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14
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ratio of actual yield to theoretical yield

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percent yield

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15
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when one reactant isn’t enough; reagent that is lacking

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limiting reagents

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16
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sour taste, corrosive to metal, pH < 7

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acids

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17
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bitter taste, slippery surface, pH > 7

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bases

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18
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known as the universal solvent for acids and bases

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water

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19
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an acid or base that ionizes fully

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strong acid/base

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20
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an acid or base that ionizes partially

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weak acid/base

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21
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gains one charge from donating a proton

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conjugate acid

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22
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loses one charge from receiving a proton

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conjugate base

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23
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concentration of protons in a
solution

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pH

24
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equation of pH

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-log[H+]

25
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three examples of pH indicators

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phenolphthalein, natural indicators, litmus paper

26
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theory that acids produce H+ and bases produce OH-

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Arrhenius Theory

27
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theory that acids donate protons and bases accept them

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Brønsted-Lowry Theory

28
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solution of a weak acid/base and its conjugate

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buffer

29
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homogenous mixture of 2+ substances

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solution

30
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the dissolved component in a solution

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solute

31
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the dissolver in the solution

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solvent

32
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the process of turning an acid and base into water and a salt

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neutralization

33
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“like dissolves like”

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polarity

34
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mixture of immiscible liquids

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emulsions

35
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measure of solute in a solution

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concentration

36
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quantitative measure of concentration

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molarity

37
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diffusion of solvent with semipermeable membrane

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osmosis

38
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loss of electrons during a reaction

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oxidation

39
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gain of electrons during a reaction

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reduction

40
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type of reaction involving the transfer of electrons

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redox reactions

41
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reaction that absorbs heat, making surroundings cold

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endothermic

42
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reaction that releases heat, making surroundings hot

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exothermic

43
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if system A = C, and system B = C, then system A = B

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0th Law of Thermodynamics

44
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energy can be converted from one type to another, but cannot be created or destroyed

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1st Law of Thermodynamics

45
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state of entropy in an isolated universe increases over time

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2nd Law of Thermodynamics

46
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pure crystalline structure at absolute zero will have no entropy

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3rd Law of Thermodynamics

47
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measure of a system’s thermal energy per unit; measurement of “randomness”

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entropy

48
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original theory on gases, assumes that IMFA is ignores

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Kinetic-Molecular Theory

49
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four properties of gas

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pressure, volume, temperature, number of moles

50
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pressure and volume in an INVERSE relationship

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Boyle’s Law

51
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volume and temperature in an DIRECT relationship

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Charles’s Law

52
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pressure and temperature in an DIRECT relationship

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Gay-Lussac’s Law

53
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volume and number of moles in an DIRECT relationship

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Avogadro’s Law

54
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combination of all gas laws

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Ideal Gas Law

55
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aka Vaan Der Waals equation, puts IMFA into account

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Real Gas Law

56
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substance that burns and gives off large amounts of energy

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fuels

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