Regents Review Flashcards

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Substance

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element or compound

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2
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polar bond

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between two DIFFERENT non-metals with DIFFERENT electronegativities

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non-polar bond

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between the same non-metal atoms, with the same electronegativities

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4
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average kinetic energy

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temperature

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5
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delta H (heat of reaction)

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the difference between the potential energy of the reactants and the potential energy of the products

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6
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heat of fusion

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heat required to melt (or lost when freezing) a substance AT ITS MELTING POINT

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heat of vaporization

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heat required to vaporize (boil) a substance at its boiling point

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8
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exothermic

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releases heat, heat is on right side of reaction

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9
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endothermic

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absorbs heat, heat is on the left side of a reaction

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10
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hydronium ion

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H3O+ found in acids

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11
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hydroxide

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OH- found in bases

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12
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Arrhenius acid

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releases H+

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13
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Arrhenius base

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releases OH-

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14
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atomic number

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number of protons; defines an element; cannot change without changing the element

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15
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atomic mass

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number of protons and neutrons

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16
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isotope

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elements with a different number of neutrons and therefore a different atomic mass

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17
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alternate acid-base theory

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acids are H+ donors, bases are H+ acceptors

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18
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electrolyte

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a substance which conducts electricity in aqueous solution; acids, bases or salts (ionic compounds)

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19
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ion

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a charged “atom” caused by the loss or gain of electrons ;

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20
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positive ion

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usually metals which have lost electrons

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21
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negative ion

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usually non-metals which have gained electrons

22
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orbital

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a region of high probability of finding an electron in the “wave-mechanical” or electron cloud model of the atom

23
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electronegativity

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ability of a atom to attract electrons in a chemical bond

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ionization energy

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amount of energy required to remove an electron from a gaseous atom

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metal
found to the left of the "staircase", malleable, ductile, good conductors
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non-metal
found to the right of the staircase, brittle, poor conductors
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chemical properties
create new substances
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physical properties
phase changes or other properties which do not create new substances
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ionic bond
metal and a non-metal; transfer of electrons from metal (+) to non-metal (-)
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covalent bond
electrons are shared between two non-metals
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molecular
means "covalently bonded"
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metallic bond
mobile electrons found in a sample of a pure metal
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non-polar molecule
SYMMETRICAL charge distribution | ex: CO2, CH4, CF4, H2, O2, N2 etc
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polar molecule
ASYMMETRICAL charge distribution | ex: HCl, NH3, H2O,
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voltaic cell
produces electrical energy from chemical energy, spontaneous!
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electrolytic cell
uses electricity to cause a redox reaction, NOT spontaneous
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anode
oxidation occurs here | AN OX
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cathode
reduction occurs here | RED CAT
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reduction
gain of electrons, causes oxidation state to DECREASE ( ex: +4 to +2)
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oxidation
loss of electrons, causes oxidation state to INCREASE (ex: 0 to +3)
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fission
splitting apart of large nuclei ( U-235)
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fusion
joining of small nuclei (H-3, H-2)
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equilibrium
EQUAL rates of forward and reverse reactions; CONSTANT concentrations of reactions and products
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entropy
randomness, disorder; increases s to l to g
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transmutation
the conversion of the nucleus of one element to the nucleus of another element
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negligible
almost none
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emit
release
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binary
composed of two elements
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empirical
simplest ratio
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"like dissolves like:
substance dissolve when their molecular polarities are the same (polar or non-polar)