Unit 2 Study Guide Flashcards

1
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What is the continuous theory of matter

A

It says that matter can always be divided into smaller matter

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2
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What is the discontinuous theory of matter

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Matter is made up of elements and it cannot always be divided

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3
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What are the 2 laws that Dalton used to develop his theory’s

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The law of definite properties
The law of mass conservation

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4
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What are Daltons assumptions

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  1. Elements are composed of atoms
  2. All atoms of the same element have the same properties
  3. Atoms of different elements have different properties
  4. Compounds are formed when atoms are joined together and atoms have to join in whole number ratios
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5
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Put the following is size order atoms, compounds, molecules, and elements

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Element, atom, molecule, compound

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6
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What are the characteristics of metals

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They conduct electricity and have luster

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7
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What are the characteristics of nonmetals

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The do not conduct electricity and they are brittle

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8
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How can you determine if a element is a metal or nonmetal using the periodic table

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If it is to the left of the jagged line, with the exception of hydrogen, then it is a metal

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9
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How can you experimentally tell weather a compound is ionic or covalent

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If it conducts electricity why it is dissolved in water that it is ionic, if not than it is covalent

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10
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How can you tell using the period table whether a compound is ionic or covalent

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If the compound contains some metals and some nonmetals then it is ionic, if it contains all nonmetals then it is covalent.

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11
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What law says that the same elements in different proportions can make more than one compound

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The law of multiple proportions

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12
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Why do chemists use 2 different naming systems for compound

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To tell whether the compound is ionic or covalent

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13
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If a substance can be physically separated into its components, is it a pure substance or a mixture

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A mixture

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14
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If a substance can be given a chemical name, such as calcium bromide, is it a pure substance or a mixture

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A pure substance

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15
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What element makes up the majority of the air

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Nitrogen

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16
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What is a qualitative measurement

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A measurement that can be an estimate

17
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What is a quantitative measurement

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A measurement that needs to be precise

18
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What is a change that breaks a molecule apart called

A

A chemical reaction

19
Q

What is wrong with this formula for sodium chloride NACL

A

The second letter in booth elements is capitalized

20
Q

What are the elements that lie along the jagged line called

A

Semi metals

21
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What is a dimensionless quantity

A

A quantity with no units

22
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Why doesn’t distilled water conduct electricity

A

Because it dose not have any charged particles

23
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When using significant figures what do you go to when adding

A

The same decimal place as the lowest decimal place

24
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When using significant figures what do you go to when multiplying

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The same number of significant figures

25
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Do you add prefixes for elements when the compound is ionic

26
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Do you add prefixes for elements when the compound is covalent

27
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Homogenous mixture

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A mixture with the same consistency all the way through

28
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Heterogeneous mixture

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A mixture that is not consistent all the way through