unit 2 chem test Flashcards

1
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matter

A

anything with mass that takes up space

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2
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atomic mass unit

A

u or amu

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3
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atomic mass

A

weighted average of the masses of the isotopes that make up elements

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4
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how to calc atomic mass

A

multiple percent by the mass of the dif isotopes separately and add up the result.

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5
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molecular mass

A

the sum of masses of the atoms in a molecule

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6
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ex of molecular mass: N2O3

A

2N = 2 x mass of one =
3O= 3 x mass of one =

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7
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water electrolysis

A

breaking water into hydrogen and oxygen

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8
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green hydrogen

A

producing hydrogen with renewable energy

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9
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fuel cells

A

convert hydrogen and oxygen back into water

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10
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hydrogen gas

A

produced through natural gas by SMR (steam methane reforming)

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11
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hydrogen > energy

A

hydrogen is high density energy and has an ease of storage and transport

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12
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hydrogen > battery

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hydrogen has long-duration energy storage and high-density energy

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13
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textbook chemistry

A

study of the world around us and the change in matter

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14
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solid - gas

A

sublimation

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15
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solid to liquid

A

melting

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16
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liquid to gas

A

evaporation

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17
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gas to solid

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deposition

18
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liquid to solid

A

boiling

19
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gas to liquid

A

condensation

20
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pure substance matter

A

when particles are identical

21
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atoms

A

the smallest unit of matter

22
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mixture matter

A

when particles are different

23
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elements

A

pure substances made of only one atom

24
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molecule

A

2+ atoms chemically bonded

25
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compound

A

pure substance made of 2+ atoms or elements

26
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difference between molecules and compunds

A

A molecule is the smallest unit of a substance that retains its chemical properties. Molecules can be independent and not necessarily part of compounds. A compound is a specific type of molecule made up of different elements, it is a subset of molecules. molecules dont need to be pure subs while compunds are

27
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chemical bond

A

when atoms are touching

28
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subscripts

A

how many atoms are present

29
Q

pure substance

A

when particles are identical

30
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mixture

A

dif types of particles

31
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isotope notation

A

low = atomic number, top = mass number, big = element letter(s)

32
Q

atomic number

A

protons in nucleus

33
Q

mass number

A

Protons + nuetrons in element

34
Q

what subatomic particle differs between isotopes

A

nuetrons

35
Q

what subatomic particle determines element

A

protons

36
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neutral atoms

A

no charge, same number of protons and electrons

37
Q

positive ions

A

less electrons than protons, cations

38
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negative ions

A

less protons than electrons, anions

39
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net charge

A

charge of protons + charge of electrons. ex: C has 6 p and 5n, the charge would be +1 and a positive ion or cation

40
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why don’t protons change in isotopes

A

because then the element would change

41
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isotopes

A

form of a given element where the # of n varies (therefore so does mass # and atomic #)