Midterm 2 Flashcards

1
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H

A

Hydrogen

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2
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He

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Helium

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3
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Li

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Lithium

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4
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Be

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Beryllium

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5
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B

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Boron

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6
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C

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Carbon

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7
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N

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Nitrogen

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8
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O

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Oxygen

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9
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F

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Fluorine

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10
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Ne

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Neon

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11
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Na

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Sodium

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12
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Mg

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Magnesium

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13
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Al

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Aluminium

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14
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Si

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Silicon

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15
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P

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Phosphorus

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16
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S

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Sulfer

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17
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Cl

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Chlorine

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18
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Ar

A

argon

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19
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K

A

Potassium

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20
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Ca

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Calcium

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21
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Sc

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Scandium

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22
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Ti

A

titanium

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23
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V

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Vanadium

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24
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Cr

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Chromium

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25
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Mn

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Manganese

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26
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Fe

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Iron

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27
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Co

A

cobalt

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28
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Ni

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Nickel

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29
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Cu

A

copper

30
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Zn

A

zinc

31
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Ga

A

gallium

32
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Ge

A

Germanium

33
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As

A

Arsenic

34
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Se

A

Selenium

35
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Br

A

Bromine

36
Q

Kr

A

Krypton

37
Q

The following, HCl + NaOH H2O + NaCl, qualifies as what type of reaction?

A

an acid-base neutralization

38
Q

Ammonium ion (NH4) has what charge

A

+1

39
Q

Nitrate (NO3) and Nitrite (NO2) has what type of charge

A

-1

40
Q

Hydroxide ion (OH) has what type of charge

A

-1

41
Q

acetate ion (C2H3O2) has what type of charge

A

-1

42
Q

Cyanide ion (CN) has what type of charge

A

-1

43
Q

permanganate ion (MnO4) has what type of charge

A

-1

44
Q

hypochlorite ion (CIO) has what type of charge

A

-1

45
Q

Chlorite ion (CIO2) has what type of charge

A

-1

46
Q

Chlorate ion (CIO3) has what type of charge

A

-1

47
Q

perchlorate ion (CIO4) has what type of charge

A

-1

48
Q

hydrogen carbonate ion (HCO3) has what type of charge

A

-1

49
Q

Carbonate ion (CO3) has what type of charge

A

2-

50
Q

Sulfate Ion (SO4) has what type of charge

A

-2

51
Q

dihydrogen phosphate ion (H2PO4) has what type of charge

A

-1

52
Q

hydrogen phosphate ion (HPO4)

A

-2

53
Q

Phosphate ion (PO4) has what type of charge

A

3-

54
Q

Precipitation

A

a solid compound is formed from two aqueous solutions

55
Q

Neutralization

A

an acid and a base react to form a salt and water

56
Q

oxidation

A

loss of electron

57
Q

reduction

A

gain of electron

58
Q

Redox (reduction-oxidation)

A

electrons are exchanged between atoms in the reacting compounds.

59
Q

How do you find the molar mass of a compound

A

add up the atomic mass for each atom in the compound

60
Q

Define Stoichiometry

A

The use of balanced chemical equations for quantifying the amount of materials in a given chemical reaction.

61
Q

Why can’t a chemical equation be balanced by changing the subscripts of the reactants and / or products?

A

Because changing the subscripts means changing the identity of the chemicals

62
Q

Ionic compounds are made up of ?

A

I metal (or transition metal) and 1 nonmetal

63
Q

Covalent Compounds are made up of ?

A

2 nonmetals

64
Q

Which type of compound uses prefixes like mono, di, and tri?

A

covalent

65
Q

Ionic compound must be (BLANK)

A

Neutral (a + charge has to cancel out a - charge)

66
Q

What must be included in the formula of any ionic compound?

A

A cation and an anion, written cation first, followed by anion.

67
Q

What ionic compound was found in George Trepal’s garage?

A

Thallium (I) nitrate.

68
Q

What is the phenomenon when cations and anions are arranged in a repeatable, three-dimensional pattern?

A

a crystal lattice

69
Q

The limiting reagent is the

A

actual yield

70
Q

Cation

A

Name of element

71
Q

Anion

A

Name of element with use suffix