Test 1 Flashcards

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1
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Actions of an electron

A

Share, gain, loose

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2
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Bio ex for cohesion

A

Insects that walk on water

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3
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Bio ex adhesion

A

Water on cell membrane

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4
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Bio ex capillary

A

Blood vessel

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5
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Most common elements in living organism

A

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen

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6
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Reactant and products( which is which)

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Reactant(a+b) -> product (c)

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7
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Chemical reaction- single displacement

Metals???

A

One of the elements switches with another( metals can’t be together)

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8
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Double displacement

Who switches

A

Two partners switch

Metals

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9
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Why does cohesion occur

A

Polarity

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10
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How can you figure out how many covalent bonds an atom could make

A

Look at the # o electrons on the outer orbital and that’s the number
(Remember, they share)

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11
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Atomic number

A

Number of protons

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12
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Mass number

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of protons and neutrons

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13
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Atomic mass

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of protons, neutrons and electrons

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14
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Get as specific as possible with these numbers

30p, 29e, 37n

A

67 +
Zn
30
Isotope

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15
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Difference between covalent and ionic bonding

A

Covalent-share

Ionic-gain, loose

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16
Q

How are ants able to use formic acid

A

They create an in-biological chemical to save them from the acids destruction

17
Q

What are radioactive isotopes used for

A

Carbon dating, bonds, certain shots

18
Q

Trace elements

A

Boron, chromium, cobalt, copper, fluorine, iodine, iron, manganese, tin, zinc, silicon, selenium

19
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Difference between cations and anions

A

Cations-loose

Anions-gain

20
Q

Law of conservation

A

Matter can’t be destroyed or created