pre ap chem knowledge Flashcards

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1
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molecule

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2+ atoms joined together

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2
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formula

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amount and type of atoms before and after forming into a molecule

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3
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ions

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an atom or group of atoms that have an electrical charge

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4
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ionic compound

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a group of atoms with an electrical charge

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5
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naming ionic compounds

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  1. name of positive ion first, negative ion second
  2. second name should end with -ide
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6
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acid

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hydrogen joined with negative ion

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7
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the exception to naming acid rules

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hydrochloric acid, HCl, is actually hydrogen chloride

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7
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acid ion name endings

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-ate is changed to -ic
-ite is changed to -ous

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8
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anions

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negative ion

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9
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cation

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positive ion

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10
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what are atoms made of

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neutrons and protons are in the nucleus

electrons that orbit around the nucleus

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11
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charges of protons, neutrons, and electrons

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protons - +1
nuetrons - 0
electrons - -1

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12
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atomic number

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amount of protons in the nucleus of an atom

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13
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isotopes

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variations of neutrons in the nuclei of atoms

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14
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shell/energy level

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the region where each electron can move

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15
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Periods

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Have similar energies

16
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Groups/Families

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Y Axis: Behave in similar ways called properties, form new compounds in same ratios (Ex: BeCl2, MgCl2, CaCl2)

Alkali Metals, Alkaline Earth Metals, Boron Group, Carbon Group, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Halogen, Noble Gases

17
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Groups/Families

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Y Axis
Alkali Metals, Alkaline Earth Metals, Boron Group, Carbon Group, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Halogen, Noble Gases

18
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4 forces of the universe in order of least to greatest strength

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Gravity < Electromagnetism: Attraction/Repulsion < Weak Nuclear: Converts Protons into neutrons < Strong Nuclear: Holds nucleus together

19
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3 Types of Radiation from least to greatest energy, what they’re stopped by

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alpha, beta, gamma

20
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Fission vs Fusion

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Fission: Large split into small
Fusion: Small combine into Large
- Stronger than Fission

21
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λ, wavelength

A

distance between peaks

22
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f, frequency

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(in hz) how often, per second, a wave passes

23
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Electromagnetic spectrum, Long wavelength to short wavelength

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radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light (ROYGBIV), ultra violet, xray, gamma rays

24
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photon

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a particle of light

25
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photoelectric effect

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matter, when sufficiently energized, will emit light

26
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photoelectric effect

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matter, when sufficiently energized, will emit light

27
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quantum

A

specific amount of energy needed to move an electron

28
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photon

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a quantum of light

29
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covalent bonds

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when non-metals only share valence e-

30
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when does polarity occur?

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when exterior atoms are different elements OR central atom has non bonding electrons in non expanded octet structures

31
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intermolecular forces (IMF)

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attractive forces between molecules

32
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3 Types of IMF

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London Disperson: Polar and Non-Polar
- strength comes from amount of electrons
- non-polar only have LD
Dipole-Dipole: IMF from permanent polar attraction
- polar molecules only
- stronger than LD
Hydrogen Bonds: Strongest IMF
- only in polar molecules where Hydrogen is bonded to N, O, or F

33
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reaction types: synthesis

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A + B -> AB

34
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reaction types: decomposition

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AB -> A + B

35
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Reaction Types: Single Replacement

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AB + X -> XB + A

36
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Reaction Types: Double Replacement

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AB + XY -> AY + XB