Unit 1 - Chemical Reaction Flashcards

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1
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Define the following word; Chemisty

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Chemistry is the study of matter, its properties, and its changes

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Define the following word; Matter

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Anything that has mass and takes up space

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Define the following word; Pure Substance
Give an example

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A pure substance is a substance made up by all the same particles. Ex. oxygen, gold

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Define the following word; Elements
Give an example

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Elements are substances that cannot be broken down. Ex. hydrogen, Iron

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Define the following word; Compounds
Give an example

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A pure substance containing two or more different elements in a fixed proportion. Ex. carbon dioxide, sodium choloride

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Define the following word and give a example; Physical property

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A characteristics of a substance. Ex) melting point, boiling point, color, odor, solubility.

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Define the following word and give a example; Chemical property

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A characteristic behavior that occurs when a substance changes to a new substance. Ex) hydrogen reacts with oxygen to produce water

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Answer the following question; What is the Periodic Table

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The Periodic Table is an arrangement of elements by chemical and physical property

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Answer the following question; Who created the Periodic Table

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The creator of the Periodic Table is Mencleleev

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Answer the following question; What are the horizontal rows called and what do they have in similar

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They are called “Periods” and have the same numbers of Valence shells or the outer rings of the nucleus.

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Answer the following question; What are the vertical columns of elements called, and what do they have in similar

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They are called groups or families, the columns are similar in chemical and physical properties

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12
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Answer the following characteristics;
Alkali metal
group;
valance electron;
Luster;
Hardness;
reactivity;
Natural Form;
Ex;

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group (1)
Valance electron; One
Lustre; Shiny
Hardness; Soft
Reactivity; Very reactive
Natural Form; Solid (impure)
Ex) Lithium Li, Sodium Na, Potassium K, Rb, Cs, Fr

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Answer the following characteristics;
group;
Alkaline Earth Metals
valance electrons;
luster;
hardness;
reactivity;
natural form;
Ex;

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group (2)
Valance electrons; two
luster; shiny
hardness; soft (harder compared to alkali metals)
reactivity; very reactive (less than alkali metals)
natural form; solid (impure)
Ex; Beryllium Ba, Magnesium Mg, Calcium Ca, Sr, Ba, Ra

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14
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Answer the following characteristics;
group;
The Noble Gas
valance electrons;
luster;
hardness;
reactivity;
natural form
Ex.

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group (8) 18
Valance electrons; full
luster; dull
hardness; brittle
reactivity; unreactive
natural form; gas (pure)
Ex; Neon Ne, Helium He, Argon Ar, Krypton Kr, Ce, Rn, Os

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Answer the following characteristics;
group;
The Halogen Group
valance electrons;
luster;
hardness;
reactivity;
natural form;
Ex;

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Group (7) 17
Valance electrons; seven
luster; dull
hardness; brittle
reactivity; very reactive
natural form; gas and liquid some solid
ex. Chlorine Cl, Bromine Br, I, At, Ts

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Answer the following characteristics;
group
Transition Metals
valance electrons; luster;
hardness;
reactivityl
natural form;
ex;

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Group B
Valance electrons; varying
luster; Shiny
hardness; varies
natural form; varies (more so with acids)
natural form; solid (pure-ish)
ex. Gallium Ga, Gold, Au, Tungsten w, Mercury Hg

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Answer the following question; What side of the staircase are the metals on

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Metals are on the left

18
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Answer the following questions; what side of the staircase are the non-metals are on

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Non-metals are on the right

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Answer the following characteristics;
metals
luster;
malleability;
natural state;
reactivity with acids;
charge;
conductivity;
side of periodic table;
example;

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luster; shiny
malleability; malleable
natural state; solid
reactivity with acids; react
charge; positive
conductivity; heat and electricity
side of periodic table; left
example; Iron, Gold, Titanium

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Answer the following characteristics;
non-metals
luster;
malleability;
natural state;
reactivity with acids;
charge;
conductivity;
side of periodic table;
example;

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luster; dull
malleability; brittle
natural state; liquid/gas
reactivity with acids; unreactive
charge; negative
conductivity; insulator
side of periodic table; right
example; neon, oxygen, helium

21
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Answer the following question: List all the WHMIS symbols

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Compressed Gas
Flammable and combustible material
Oxiding material
Poisonous and infecting material causing immediate and serious toxic affect
Poisonous and infectious material causing other toxic affect
Biohazardous infection material
Corrosive material
Dangerously reactive material

22
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Answer the following question: What are the types if hazard and degrees of hazard (pentagon, diamond, and triangle)

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Types if hazard; Poisonous, flammable, explosive, corssive
Degree of hazard: danger, warning, caution

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Answer the following question: Ionic compound

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Ionic compounds are formed between cation (metals and ammonium) and anion (Nonmetals and poly atomic) they are held together by ionic bonds and can have only two rations

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Answer the following question: Molecular compounds

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Former between two nonmetals and are held together by covalent bonds. Because they share electrons, they can form multiple ratios

25
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Answer the following question: What are the characteristics of Ionic compounds (The cool one)

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Solid Form
Very high melting point
easily dissolved
able to conduct electricity

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Answer the following questions:
What are the characteristics of Covalent compounds (The loser one)

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Very low melting point
Often found in gas or liquid form
Not soluble
Doesn’t conduct electricity

27
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Answer the following questions: Alkanes

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Carbon and Hydrogen compounds with only single bonds, they end in “ane” and the formula is X x 2 + 2

28
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Answer the following questions: Alcohols

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hydrocarbons that replace one of the H at the end of OH (hydroxide), they end in “anal/anol” and the formual is X x 2 + 1 + OH

29
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Characteristics of Acids?

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Conduct electricity in water
Sour taste
pH value lower than 7( the lower the ph, the stronger the acid!_
Produces salt and water when a base is added
Reacts with metals
Turns litmus red

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Characteristics of Bases?

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Ends in OH (hydroxide)
Conducts electricity in water
pH value is higher than 7 (the higher the pH, the stronger the base!)
Produces a salt and water when a acid is added.
Does not react with metals
Turns litmus blue
Reacts with phenolphalein to turn to pink

31
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What are 5 signs of a chemical change?

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Odor Produced
Light or Heat given off
Change in Color
Formation of Gas Bubbles
Formation of Solids

32
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What are the difference between Exothermic (Exoskeleton from COD) and Endothermic (End, like the End in Minecraft)

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Exothermic releases heat into the surroundings, as result the temperature rises.
Endothermic absorbs the heat from the surroundings, as the result temperature drops.

33
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Define the following word: Synthesis

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Becoming a couple
Two or more reactants making one product

34
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Define the following word: Decomposistion

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Breaking up/Divorce
One reactants breaks apart

35
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Define the following word: Single Replacement

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Cheating
An element + compound create a new element + compound

36
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Define the following word: Double Replacement

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Both Cheating
The Braxton and Riley Switcha Roony
Two ionic compounds create two different Ionic compounds

37
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Define the following word: Combustion

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Fuel + Oxygen = C02 + H20
Cumbust/CHO

38
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Define the following word:
Acid Base Reaction (Neutralization)

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Fancy double replacement
Rich/Fancy people both cheating
Acid + Base = Water + Iondic