Module 2: Environmental Chemistry Flashcards

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1
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How many naturally occurring elements are there in the periodic table

A

144

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The German chemist, who first observed the similarities in the elements on the basis of their properties.

A

Johann Dobereiner

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3
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Who is the English chemist that developed the law of octaves?

A

John Alexander Newland

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4
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A grouping method where three elements have similar chemical and physical properties.

A

Law of triads

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5
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The one who developed the periodic table?

A

Dmitriv Medeleev

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Dmitriv arranged the elements based on what?

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Through periods (horizontal rows) and groups (vertical rows) in the increasing order of atomic weights.

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7
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A pathway by which two or more substances bond together to form a
new substance.

A

Chemical Reaction

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8
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To write a chemical reaction, the reactant are placed in which side?

A

Right side

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9
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The products are on the which side?

A

Left side

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10
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It does not represent a complete chemical reaction unless it is balanced.

A

Chemical equation

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11
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A balanced chemical reaction has EQUAL number of atoms in both sides of the equation.

A

True

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12
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Refers to some reactions that release energy to their surroundings in the form of
heat.

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Exothermic

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13
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It is a reaction that need heat energy in order to proceed.

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Endothermic

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14
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It happens when two or more substances combine to form one
(1) new substance.

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Synthesis

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15
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It takes place when one element replaces a similar element in the compound.

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Single Replacement

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16
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It involves the exchange of ions in a compound in an aqueous solution to form two new compounds.

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Double Replacement

17
Q

It involves the breaking of a compound into two or more simple
substances. It is the opposite of the combination reaction.

A

Decomposition

18
Q

It is a reaction where a substance
combines with oxygen, releasing a large amount of energy in the form of light and heat.

A

Combustion