Phys Flashcards

1
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What holds a compound together?

A

Chemical bonds

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2
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Each molecule of table sugar, C12H221, Contains how many atoms of each element?

A

12 atoms of carbon, 22 atoms of hydrogen, and 11 atoms of oxygen

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3
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Formaldehyde, CHO and acetic acid, C2H402 have the same empirical formula but different what?

A

Molecular formulas

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4
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How would the name for the compound with the formula CuBr would be written?

A

Copper (II) bromide

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5
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In which substance (state of matter) do the molecules have the strongest attractions to one another?

A

A solid

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6
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Why do atoms often join together?

A

So that the outermost energy level is full of electrons

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7
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Why do solid ionic compounds have very high melting points?

A

They contain charged ions that are locked tightly together

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8
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In a metallic bond, what attracts the nucleus of one atom?

A

A nearby atom’s electrons

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9
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What is the simplest organic compound?

A

Methane

Example sentence: Methane is a simple organic compound composed of one carbon atom and four hydrogen atoms.

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10
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What are polymers?

A

Large organic molecules that are made of repeating units

Example sentence: Polymers such as plastics are composed of long chains of repeating units.

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11
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What is a protein?

A

A polymer that is made of amino acids

Example sentence: Proteins are essential molecules for various biological functions.

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12
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What is the purpose of a ball and stick model?

A

To help you understand a compound’s structure

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13
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What are covalent bonds formed between?

A

Nonmetals

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14
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What can you say about the ions in NaCl?

A

There are an equal number of sodium and calcium ions

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15
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What does the name dinitrogen tetroxide tell you about the compound?

A

2 nitrogen atoms and 4 oxygen atoms

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16
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What is the distance between the nuclei of two bonded atoms called?

A

Bond length

17
Q

In ionic compounds, the positively charged ions are formed from what?

A

Metal elements

18
Q

Why do gas molecules take up a lot of space?

A

The attraction between gas molecules is low.

19
Q

What kind of bond is formed by the attraction between positively charged metal ions and the electrons around them?

A

A metallic bond

20
Q

What is the name for the compound consisting of Br and Cd 2+?

A

Cadmium (II) bromide

21
Q

What is the simplest formula for a covalent compound?

A

Its empirical formula

22
Q

What kind of bond is formed by the attraction between positively charged metal ions and the electrons around them?

A

A metallic bond

Example: The metallic bond in copper gives it its characteristic properties.

23
Q

What is the name for the compound consisting of Br - and Cd 2+?

A

Cadmium (II) bromide

24
Q

What is the simplest formula for a covalent compound?

A

Its empirical formula

25
Q

What are compounds that have repeating subunits?