Topic 1: key concepts of chemistry Flashcards

1
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what does (s) stand for?

A

solid

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2
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what does (l) stand for?

A

liquid

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3
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what does (g) stand for?

A

gas

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4
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what does (aq) stand for?

A

aqueous

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5
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what does the term (aq) mean?

A

dissolved in water

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6
Q

balance this ionic equation

__Fe + __Cl2 —> __FeCl3

A

2Fe + 3Cl2 —> 2FeCl3

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7
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How had Dalton’s theory changed over time?

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they changed due to the discovery of subatomic particles

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8
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describe the structure of an atom as a nucleus

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An atom has a central nucleus surrounded by electrons arranged in areas called shells.

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9
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what is the relative charge and mass of a proton

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relative mass: 1, relative charge: +1

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10
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what is the relative charge and mass of a neutron

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relative mass: 1, relative charge: 0

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what is the relative charge and mass of a electron

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relative mass: 1, relative mass: -1

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12
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why do atoms contain equal numbers of protons and electrons?

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protons and electrons have equal and opposite charges, so that atoms are neutral overall.

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13
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Describe the nucleus of an atom compared to the

overall size of the atom

A

the diameter of a nucleus can be 100,000 times less than the diameter of an atom

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