Sem 1 Final: Extra Study Flashcards

1
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What is not matter?

A

Energy: light, sound, heat

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2
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Intensive Properties

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properties that DON’T change based on amount of substance present

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3
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Extensive Properties

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properties that DO change based on amount of substance present

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4
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Miscibility

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ability for substances to mix and make a homogenous mixture

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5
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Conservation of Mass? Conservation of Energy?

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Mass: in physical and chemical changes mass is not created or destroyed
Energy: in physical and chemical changes energy is not created or destroyed

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6
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What changes require an exchange of energy?

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Both physical and chemical changes require an exchange of energy.

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7
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Filtration

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Passing a mixture through a barrier that prevents some parts of the mixture from passing through

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8
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What property does filtration exploit?

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Particle size

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9
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Decanting

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Carefully pouring off the liquid layer in a mixture to separate it from a solid layer.

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10
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What property does decanting exploit?

A

Solubility and density.

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11
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Centrifuge

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Spinning a mixture in order to separate it into layers

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12
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What property does the centrifuge exploit?

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Density

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13
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Distillation

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Heating a mixture of miscible liquids until one boils, becomes a vapor, and condenses in a separate location.

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14
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What property does distillation exploit?

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Boiling point

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15
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Chromatography

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Separating the components of a homogeneous mixture by allowing a mobile phase to move them thru a stationary phase.

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16
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What property does chromatography exploit?

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Solubility

17
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Properties of metals

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  • Solid (not Hg)
  • Lustrous
  • Conductors of Heat and Electricity
  • Malleable and Ductile
18
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Properties of nonmetals

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  • All states of matter
  • Not typically lustrous
  • Poor conductors (insulators)
  • Brittle (not malleable / ductile)
19
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Properties of metalloids

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  • Typically solids
  • Can lose or gain electrons
  • Partially conduct electricity (Semiconductors)
20
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Law of Definite Proportions

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Any compound/molecule will have the same elemental proportions regardless of sample size

21
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Law of Multiple Proportions

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atoms of the same elements can unite in different ratios to form different compounds
ex. CO & CO2

22
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Dmitri Mendeleev

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  • Arranged elements by atomic mass
  • Grouped elements w similar properties
  • Left gaps for new elements
  • Widely accepted because of its ability to predict properties of new elements
23
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Henry Moseley

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  • Determined that no two elements have the same number of protons
  • Organized elements based on increasing atomic number
  • Our current periodic table
24
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Periodic Law

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All elements will be organized by their atomic number according to similar physical and chemical properties

25
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Group 1

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Alkali metals - 1 valence electron, +1 charge, soft, very reactive, high luster

26
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Group 2

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Alkaline Earth Metals - 2 valence electrons, +2 charge, reactive, high luster, high density, harder than group 1

27
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Group 3-12

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Transition Metals - valence electrons vary, charge varies, reactivity varies, lustrous

28
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Group 17

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Halogens - very reactive, 7 valence electrons, -1 charge, salt formers

29
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Group 18

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Noble (Inert) Gases - not reactive, no charge, 8 valence electrons (except Helium), colorless gases

30
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Order of people that contributed to atomic structure

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democritus
dalton
thomson
rutherford
bohr
schrodinger

31
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Aufbau Principle

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electrons will fill the lowest energy levels first

32
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Pauli Exclusion Principle

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there are only two electrons per orbital with opposite spins

33
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Hund’s Rule

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electrons don’t double up until they have to