Theme 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is mechanical production of energy from chemical combustion?

A

The kinetic energy from steam/wind/rivers allows for the generation of energy via rotation of a magnet inside a coil of wires

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2
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What is electrochemical energy production?

A

Electrons move from one species to another, and if we separate them we can harness the energy

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3
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What renewable energy source can replace all of earth’s energy sources?

A

The suns solar energy.

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4
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What is the Keeling Curve?

A

Professor Keeling wanted to see the atmospheric concentration of CO2, and noticed there was an annual cycle relating to plants cycles. Even with annual cycle, there is a gradual increase of ppm of CO2 every year.

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5
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Reactant

A

left side of a chemical equation

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6
Q

Products

A

right side of a chemical equation

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7
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Arrow in chemical reaction equation

A

connects reactants to products, and shows that the reactants shown become the indicated products

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8
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Phase: solid

A

(s)

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9
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Phase: liquid

A

(l)

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10
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Phase: gas

A

(g)

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11
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Phase (aqueous)

A

(aq)

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12
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Define aqueous

A

containing water, as a solvent or medium

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13
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What is the law of conservation of mass?

A

Since we cannot create or destroy atoms, and things just change form, we have to balance our equations so there is equal mass on both sides of the reaction.

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14
Q

sulfate

A

SO4 2-

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15
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phosphate

A

PO4 3-

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16
Q

hydroxide

A

OH-

17
Q

carbonate

A

CO3 2-

18
Q

nitrate

A

NO3 -

19
Q

The oxidation state of an element in its elemental form is

A

0

elemental can be polyatomic too, still 0

20
Q

The oxidation state of an atom that exists as a monoatomic ion is

A

the charge of that ion

ex) Mg2+ has an O.S. of +2

21
Q

The oxidation state of oxygen in a compound with two or more elements is

A

-2

22
Q

The oxidation state of hydrogen in a compound with two or more elements that are nonmetals is

A

+1

ex) HCl,

23
Q

The oxidation state of hydrogen in a compound with two or more elements that are metals is

A
  • 1

ex) NaH

24
Q

Fluorine has an oxidation state of

A

-1

25
Q

Halogens in a multi-element compound generally have an oxidation state of

A
  • 1

exceptions: halogens with fluorine or oxygen

26
Q

oxidation

A

loss of electrons,

27
Q

LEO

A

loss of electrons is oxidation

28
Q

Reduction

A

gain of electrons

29
Q

GER

A

gain of electrons is reduction

30
Q

increase in oxidation state

A

oxidation

31
Q

reduction in oxidation state

A

reduction

32
Q

OIL

A

oxidation is loss (of electrons)

33
Q

RIG

A

reduction is gain (of electrons)

34
Q

Redox reaction

A

simultaneous loss and gain of electrons, oxidation- reduction reaction

35
Q

What is an oxidizing agent?

A

an oxidizing agent is a reactant that accepts electrons from another in a redox reaction thereby oxidizing the other reactant

36
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What is a reducing agent?

A

a reduction agent is a reactant that donates electrons to another in a redox reactant, thereby reducing the other reactant

37
Q

Is the oxidizing agent reduced or oxidized in a reaction

A

The oxidizing agent is reduced

38
Q

Is the reducing agent reduced or oxidized in a reaction

A

The reducing agent is oxidized