Unit 3 Test Flashcards

1
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what are the 7 metalloids?

A

boron[B], Silicon[Si], Germanium[Ge], Arsenic[As], Antimony[Sb], Tellurium[Te], Astatine[At]

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2
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what group is right before the noble gases?

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Halogens

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3
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how do you find the % abundance for two isotopes?

A

(M-45 * x) + (M-42 * x - 1) = 43.21

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4
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what group is hydrogen a part of?

A

none

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5
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if you gain an electron the oxidation # is…

A

negative

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6
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whats in the Nucleus?

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neutron and proton

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7
Q

atomic number

A

number of protons

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8
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Mass number

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rounded/ whole number

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9
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atomic mass

A

decimal/ precise

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10
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periodic law

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when listed in order of atomic numbers they form groups of like elements

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11
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amu

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1/12 the mass of a C atom with the mass number 12

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12
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period

A

horizontal rows

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13
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groups/families

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vertical columns similar chemical properties and for the representaive elements they have the name number of valance electrons

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14
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Daltons five statements

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1) all matter is made of atoms - indivisible and indistructable
2) atoms of given element are identical
3) atoms cannot be broken apart, created, or destroyed
4) atoms of diff elements can combine in small whole-number ratios to make compounds
5) chemical reactions combine, separate, or rearrange atoms

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15
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Democritus

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“atomos” cannot separate shaped weirdly

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16
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John Dalton

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first scientist atoms tiny balls, indivisable, rearrange to make diff things

17
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J.J. Thompson

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discovered electrons, cathode ray, plum pudding model

18
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Ernest Rutherford

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positive charge is all in the nucleus, gold foil

19
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Niels Bohr

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electrons spin around the nucleus

20
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Robert Milken

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oil drop, discovered charge of electrons

21
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Erwin Schrodinger

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electrons buzz around the nucleus

22
Q

James Chadwick

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discovered neutrons

23
Q

the halogen group is the only one with…

A

all three states of matter

24
Q

the only liquids are…

A

Mercury[Hg] and Bromine[Br]

25
Q

the first gases are..

A

Nitrogen[N], Oxygen[O], Chlorine[Cl], Krypton[Kr], Xenon[Xe], Radon[Rn], Oganesson[Og]

26
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Group 1

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Alkali metals, Lithium[Li], Sodium[Na], Potassium[K], Rubidium[Rb], Cesium[Cs], Francium[Fr]

27
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Group 2(6 elements)

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Alkaline earth metals, Beryllium[Be], Magnesium[Mg], Calcium[Ca], Strontium[Sr], Barium[Ba], Radium[Ra]

28
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Group 17(5 elements)

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Halogens, Fluorine[F], Chlorine[Cl], Bromine[Br], Iodine[I], Astatine[At],

29
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Group 18(6 elements)

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Noble Gases, Helium[He], Neon[Ne], Argon[Ar], Krypton[Kr], Xenon[Xe], Radon[Rn]

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