Structure - Bonding Flashcards

1
Q

What’s a cation

A

An atom which loses an electron to form a positive ion

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2
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What’s an anion?

A

An atom which gains an electron to form a negative ion

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3
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What’s the formula for % mass of an element in a compound

A

Relative Atomic mass x amount of atoms in the element / formlula mass ( all the relative atomic masses added together ) x 100

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4
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What’s the equation for the number of moles

A

N of moles = mass in g / atomic mass

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5
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Equation for concentration ( g/dm3 )

A

Mass of solute ( g )/ volume of solvent ( dm3 )

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6
Q

The concentration of H+ ions increase by a factor how much / pH

A

10 x

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7
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Example of an acid

A

Hydrochloric acid

Sulfuric acid

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8
Q

Acid + metal oxide = ?

A

Salt + water

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9
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Acid + metal hydroxide =

A

Salt + water

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10
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Acid + metal carbonate =

A

Salt + water + carbon dioxide

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11
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Acid + metal =

A

salt + hydrogen

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12
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Metal + water =

A

Metal hydroxide + hydrogen

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13
Q

Reactivity series sentence

A

Please stop calling me a cute zebra I like her call me smart genius

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14
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Reg

A

Reduction = electron gain

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15
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Leo

A

Loss electron oxidation

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16
Q

What’s the rule for at the positive elctrode

A

If a halide isn’t present it’s oxygen