quiz 4 Flashcards

1
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diatomic molecules

A
  • molecules of 2 of the same element

- Have (Hydrogen) No (Nitrogen) Fear (Fluorine) Of (Oxygen) Ice (Iodine) Cold (Chlorine) Beer (Bromine)

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2
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law of constant composition

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  • various samples of the same chemical compound will have the same proportions of their constituent elements
  • expressed by proust
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3
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Charge of Ag

A

+1

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4
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Charge of Zn

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+2

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5
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Charge of Al

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+3

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6
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Charge of Sc

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+3

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7
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how to name an ionic binary compound

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  • regular name of first part, change second part to -ide

- ex: NaH -> Sodium Hydride, CaO -> Calcium Oxide

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8
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hydrate

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  • ionic compound that is bound to water molecules

- ex: MgSO4*7H2O -> magnesium sulfate heptahydrate

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9
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prefix for 1

A

mono

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10
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prefix for 2

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di

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11
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prefix for 3

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tri

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12
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prefix for 4

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tetra

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13
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prefix for 5

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penta

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14
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prefix for 6

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hexa

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15
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prefix for 7

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hepta

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16
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prefix for 8

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octa

17
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prefix for 9

A

nona

18
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prefix for 10

A

deca

19
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how to name a covalent compound

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[prefix] [name of furthest left element] [prefix] [name of second element + -ide]

  • ex: CO -> carbon monoxide, CO2 -> carbon dioxide, H20 -> dihydrogen monoxide
  • note: if the first element is 1, omit the mono-
20
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how to name a binary acid

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  • for binary w/ one element: hydro[base name of nonmetal + -ic] acid
  • ex: HBr -> hydrobromic acid
21
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how to name an oxyacid

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  • for acid w polyatomic ion
  • i ATE something ICky
  • sprITE is deliciOUS
  • ex: HNO3 -> nitrate -> nitric acid
  • ex: HNO2 -> nitrite -> nitrous acid
22
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how does the atomic mass on the periodic table relate to mole?

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the mass also indicates the element’s molar mass, aka amount of grams per 1 mole
ex: C has 12.01 g/mol

23
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mass % composition

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[mass of smaller thing]/[mass of larger thing] * 100