Midterm Review Flashcards

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How do we know we live in an orderly world?

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Patterns, everything stays the same, not by random but created by God

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What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data?

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Qualitative: Characteristics
Quantitative: Numbers

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What is the SI system of measurement?

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International, standardized simple unit based of 10

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What is the conversion of Celsius to Kelvin?

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273

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Your science teacher shows you two candles-one with a cotton wick and the other with a wooden wick but identical in every other respect. Explain how you could use scientific inquiry to investigate the difference in burn ties between different wicks.

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Cotton vs wood characteristics
how fast it burns, temperature, color
Draw conclusion based on inquiry

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What are the characteristics of a physical property of matter?

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Can be observed directly or measured without changing chemical identity

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What are the characteristics of a chemical property of matter?

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Observed or measured by changing the chemical identity

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What are the characteristics of solids?

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Molecules are very close and move around slowly. Definite shape and volume. Low combustibility

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What are the characteristics of liquids?

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Molecules are close and move around slowly, indefinite shape and definite volume.

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What are the characteristics of gasses?

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Molecules are widely spread and move freely. indefinite shape and volume, high combustibilty

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What are the ways that matter changes shape?

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Gaining or losing energy

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What involves gaining or losing energy?

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Sublimation-Gaining
Evaporation-Gaining
Condensation-Losing

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What is the formula for Density?

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D=M/V
Density equals mass divided by volume

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Explain how matter is classified.

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By its properties
elements pure or mixed substances
Mixture physically combined or homogenous or heterogenous

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What are the 3 subatomic particles of an atom?

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Neutron-nucleus
Proton-Nucleus
Electron-In Electron Cloud

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What gives the atomic mass?

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Number of protons and neutrons

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What gives that atomic volume?

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Electrons in the electron cloud

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What is an isotope? How do you write the name of the isotope?

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When there are more then needed electrons;based on number of neutrons

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What is an anion? What charge does it have? Does it have more or less electrons than protons?

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Gained electrons then protons, negative charge, more electrons

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What is a cation? What charge does it have? Does it have more or less electrons than protons?

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Lost electrons, positive charge

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What do periods on the periodic table have in common? How many periods?

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They add a electron shell;7

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What do groups on the periodic table have in common? How many groups?

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Same number of Valence Electrons; 18

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What prompted the development of the modern periodic table?

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to organize and arrange the elements and recognize patterns

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How are elements of the periodic table arranged?

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by the number of protons

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What are the characteristics of metals? Where are they located on the periodic table?
ductible, highly reactive; left side and are 80% of the elements
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What are the characteristics of metalloids? Where are they located on the periodic table?
brittle, solid, metallic luster, semi conductors; stairstep
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What are the characteristics of non-metals? Where are they located on the periodic table?
4-8 valence electrons, can be gasses, liquids, or dull solids, can be metalloids or noble gases; right side
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By where neon is located on the periodic table what do we know about it?
It is highly reactive
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What do unstable atoms do in order to become more stable?
They bond with something with a full valence shell to be full
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What forms are most elements typically found in nature?
Compound
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How many valence electrons are needed to make an atom stable?
8
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Be able to describe an ionic bond. What types of elements are needed?
Metal and nonmetal; gain and lose
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Be able to describe a covalent bond. What type of electrons are needed?
nonmetal and nonmetal; share electrons
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What is the evidence of a chemical change?
Precipitation, bubbles, smell, heat, color
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What is the formula for decomposition?
AB -> A+B
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What is the formula for double-replacement?
AB+CD-> AD+BC
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What is the formula for single-replacement?
A+BC-> AD+BC
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What is the formula for synthesis?
A+B->AB
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What is the difference between an exothermic and endothermic reaction?
Exothermic: releases more energy, hot Endothermic: absorbs more energy then releases, cold
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What is a catalyst?
A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction
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Define a solute
material dissolved
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Define a solvent
doing dissolving, water
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Define a solution
solid, liquid, gas, homogenous mixed and evenly distributed
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Define solubility
amount of solute that can be dissolved at a given temperature
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What is the difference between a saturated solution and an unsaturated solution?
Saturated-maximum limit of solubility Unsaturated-below the limit of solubility
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What is a supersaturated solution?
Holds more than it should
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Be able to identify a neutralization reaction. What category of a chemical reaction is it?
OH for base, H positive = H2;double replacement
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Define an indicator.
A substance that changes color for an acid or base
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How do you identify if a compound is an acid or base?
OH=Base H positive =acid
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How do the number of hydrogen ions differ between acids with different levels?
7 is neutral anything lower is a acid and anything higher is a base
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Would pure water, a weak acid, or a strong acid have the greatest conductivity? Explain
Strong acid because it has more charged ions
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