science Flashcards

1
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an atom/group of atoms that has gained or lost one or more of its valence electrons.

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Ions

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2
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causes a net positive charge

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cation

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3
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causes a net negative charge

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anion

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4
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one type of atom

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monatomic ion

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5
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2 more types of atoms in an ion

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⦁ Polyatomic ion

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6
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made up of 2 or more atoms

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Molecules

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7
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cation+anion

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Ionic Compounds

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8
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total number of electrons the atom gains or loses.

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⦁ Oxidation number/ state

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9
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elements with different oxidation numbers.

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⦁ Transition elements

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10
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used to study human activity in the past

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Carbon dating

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11
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is a branch of chemistry that deals with studying carbon-containing compounds

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Organic chemistry

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12
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is the binding of an element to itself through covalent bonds to form a chain or ring molecules

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Catenation

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13
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organic compounds composed of carbon and hydrogen atoms, these are naturally occurring compounds.

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Hydrocarbon

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14
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a German chemist who made urea. Urea treats dry or rough skin conditions and some nail problems. It is also naturally present in urine

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Friedrich Wöhler

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15
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can form branched or straight-chained organic compounds. It can also form ring structures or cyclic structures such as aromatic compounds.

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Carbon

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16
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two or more organic compounds with the same formulas but have a different arrangement of atoms.

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⦁ Isomers

17
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two or more forms of chemical element in the same physical state.

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⦁ Allotropes

18
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the purest form of carbon and very hard to end.

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⦁ Diamond

19
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is another allotrope of carbon with a trigonal structure from a carbon atom linked with other carbon atoms

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⦁ Graphite

20
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is another allotrope of carbon comprising 30-900 carbon atoms connected by single and double bonds

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⦁ Fullerene

21
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are based on chains of carbon atoms

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⦁ Aliphatic hydrocarbons

22
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is a single covalent bond, and it is a saturated hydrocarbon. The simplest alkane is methane.

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⦁ Alkan

23
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  • Can be arranged in the form of a ring - saturated hydrocarbons - smallest —> cyclopropane.
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cyclic alkanes

24
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one of the three classes of compounds found in petroleum

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⦁ Aromatic hydrocarbons