Unit 1 Test Flashcards

1
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what is matter

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anything with mass that takes up space

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2
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what is a pure substance

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all particles are the same

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3
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what is a mixture

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contains 2 or more pure substances

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4
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whats is an element

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cannot be broken down further

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5
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what is a compound

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contains 2 or more substances bonded together

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6
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what is a solution

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*homogeneous
-1 visible component

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7
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whats a heterogeneous mixture

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visibly contains 2 or more parts
ex:salad dressing

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8
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physical property

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description that doesn’t involve forming a new substance
ex: colour, odour, density

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9
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chemical property

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characteristics observed as it reacts (creating new substance)
ex: flammability, corrosion

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10
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signs of chem change

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-new colour
-heat or light produced
-bubbles of gas
-precipitate formed
-change in odour

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11
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what does atomic # show

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of protons in the nucleus

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12
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what do periods tell

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how many orbits needed

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13
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what do groups tell

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how many valence elctrons

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14
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what is an isotope

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atom of the same element that have different # of neutrons

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15
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what is a cation

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-when atom loses electron
-positively charged
ex: metals are cations

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16
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what is an anion

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-when atom gains an electron
-negatively charged
ex: non-metals are anions

17
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what is molar mass

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the mass in grams per mole, of one mole of a substance
*measured in g/mol

18
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what is a radioisotope

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-reactive isotope
-unstable and decay

19
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what do radioisotopes produce

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-produce 2 or more smaller nuclei
-radiation

19
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what are radioisotopes used for

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-dating fossils
-treat cancer patients

19
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what is a mass spectrometer used for

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-identify isotopes
-proteins
-atmospheric pollutants
-drug testing in sports

20
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what is nuclear decay

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radioactive substances that have broken apart and emit nuclear radiation

21
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whats an alpha particle

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-positively charged
-structure of nucleus of a helium atom

22
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whats a beta particle

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-negatively charged
-identicle to an electron

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whats a gamma ray
-neutral -high energy, electromagnetic radiation
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what is an electron transition
when an atom is given energy, they can jump from ground state to a higher energy
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what is it called when an atom jumps to a higher energy level
excited state
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what happens when an electron falls
-light is emitted --> light corresponds to the amount of energy released
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what can we use to see coloured light
spectroscope
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what were flaws in bohrs atomic model
-electrons don't travel in 2D circualr orbits -each energy level is actually made up of sub levels
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what did heisenburg discover
uncertainty priciple --> its impossible to know both the position & speed of a particle at the same time
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where are electrons described to be
"probability electron clouds" --> orbitals
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what are the trends to the period table
-atomic radius -ionic radius -ionization energy -electron affinity -electronegativity
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how to calculate mass
protons-neutrons
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what are 3 rules for electron configuration
1. e- occupy lower orbitals first 2. orbital can hold 2 e- of opposite spin 3. e- in same sublevel will not pair up until all orbitals have atleast 1 e-
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what does isoelectronic mean
when ions have the same electron config. after losing or gaining e-