Unit 1 Test Flashcards

1
Q

What is the density formula?

A

mass/volume

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2
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What is the volume formula?

A

mass/density

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3
Q

What is an intensive property?

A

a property of something that does NOT change when the size of it changes

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4
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What is an extensive property?

A

a property of something that DOES change when the size of it changes

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5
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What is the difference between a theory and a law?

A

Theory-Why something happens

Law-What happens

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6
Q

How do you convert celsius to fahrenheit?

A

(temp C)•(9/5)+32

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7
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How do you convert fahrenheit to celsius?

A

((temp F)-32) / (9/5)

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8
Q

how do you find the # of neutrons in an atom?

A

atomic mass-atomic #

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9
Q

What are 2 conclusions from Rutherfords experiment?

A
  1. An atom must have a positively charged center that contains most of its mass
  2. An atom are mostly empty space
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10
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What are the common periodic table names for groups 1,2,17 and 18?

A
  1. Alkali Metals
  2. Alkaline Earth Metals
  3. Halogens
  4. Noble Gases
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11
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Why is JJ Thompson significant?

A

He discovered the electron

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12
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Why is Marie Curie significant?

A

She described radioactivity

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13
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Why is John Dalton significant?

A

His atomic theory

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14
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Why is James Chadwick significant?

A

He discovered neutrons

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15
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Why is Millikan significant?

A

He did the oil drop experiement and discovered the charge of electrons

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16
Q

Is density intensive or extensive?

A

intensive

17
Q

How do you convert between inches and centimeters?

A

1 inch=2.54 cm

18
Q

how many ml in 5000 ul?

A

5 ml

19
Q

What is the percent error formula?

A

actual-theoretical/actual •100

20
Q

What is the law of conservation of mass?

A

mass is neither created nor destroyed

21
Q

What is the Law of definite proportions?

A

a given compound always contains exactly the same porportion of elements by mass

22
Q

What is the law of multiple porportions?

A

A law stating that when 2 elements form a series of compounds, the ratios of the masses of the second element that combine with 1 gram of the first element can always be reduced to small whole numbers

23
Q

in what situation will the number of protons and electrons differ when finding information on an atom?

A

The atom is charged

24
Q

How do you write nuclear symbols of elements?

A

Mass

Atomic# element

25
Q

Which elements are metalloids?

A

B, S, Ge, As, Sb, Te

26
Q

What type of compound when naming do you put the prefix before the first element?

A

Covalent

27
Q

What type of compound when naming do you need to keep track of charges?

A

Ionic

28
Q

What do you name an acid without oxygen in it?

A

hydro-(anion)-ic acid

29
Q

How do you name an acid that has oxygen and ends in -ite?

A

(root)ous acid

30
Q

How do you name an acid with oxygen ending in -ate?

A

(root)ic acid

31
Q

When do you use the latin version of a metal in coordination chemistry?

A

When the ion is negative