Science - ch 5,6,7 study Flashcards

1
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single displacement reaction

A

A+BC–> AC+B

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2
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double displacement reaction

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AB+CD–> CB+AD

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3
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decomposition reaction

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AB–> A+B

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4
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synthesis reaction

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A+B–> AB

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5
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combustion reaction

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A+O–> AO

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6
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neutralization reaction

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acid+base–> water+salt

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7
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what is a chemical change

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occurs when there is a new substance

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8
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signs of chemical change

A

odur, bubbles

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9
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signs of physical change (examples)

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change in size, reversible

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10
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change vs. properties

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properties are characteristics that can be observed

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11
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what are chemical properties

examples:

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characteristics that can be observed during a chemical reaction

EX. density, toxicity

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12
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what are physical properties

examples:

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characteristics that can be observed without changing the substance

EX. colour, hardness

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13
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ionic compounds

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  • positive and negative charges in a compound
  • electrons get traded
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14
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covalent compounds

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  • two or more negative charges in a compound
  • electrons get shared
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15
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naming binary acids

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always H in the front of the compound

  • pronounced hydro
  • ends with ide
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16
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naming oxyacids

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contains polyatomic elements
“H” in front but does not pronounce hydro

  • if the polyatomic ends with “ate” –> “ic”
  • if the polyatomic ends with “ite” –> “ous”
17
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naming bases

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*has hydroxide at the end of compound (OH)
*pronounced (element) hydroxide

18
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what are indicators

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substances that change colour due to changes in pH value

19
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what is pH

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*measures how acidic or basic a substance is. goes from 0-14
*measures how many hydrogen ions there are

pH < 7 is more basic
pH > 7 is more acidic
pH = 7 is neutral