Unit B section 3 Flashcards

1
Q

2 rules of naming compounds

A
  • metal comes first

- last elements changes ending to ‘ide’

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2
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where is the physical state of a compund found in the formula

A

as a subscript in brackets

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3
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How is an aqueous substance identified in a chemical formula

A

(aq)

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4
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what is a molecular compound

A

2 or more non metals

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5
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what is an aqueous substance

A

dissolved in water

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9
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What is the system of naming compounds?

A

IUPAC international union of pure applied chemistry

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12
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what do subscripts in formulas tell us

A

-how many atoms are in the compound

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13
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who is naming of the compounds based on?

A

Guyton de Marveau

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14
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2 types of compounds

A
  • ionic

- molecular

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17
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what is an ionic compound

A

metal and non metal

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20
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combination of 2 or more elements

A

compound

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21
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how are ionic compounds formed?

A

pure substances formed by the attraction between particles of opposite charges called ions

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22
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4 properties of ionic compounds

A
  • solid at room temperature
  • high melting point
  • good electrical conductors
  • distinct crystal shape
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23
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2 properties of ions

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  • formed when ionic compounds are dissolved in water

- an ion is an atom/group of atoms that become electrically charged due to loss or gain of electrons

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24
Q

catios

A

Positive ion

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25
Q

anions

A

negative ions

26
Q

group of atoms that behave like one individual atom

A

poly atomic ions

27
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what is a molecular compound?

A

a combination of 2 or more non-metals

28
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3 properties of molecular compounds?

A
  • can be solids, liquids and gases at room temperature
  • insulators or poor conductors of electricity at r.t
  • relatively low melting and boiling points
29
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rules for naming molecular compounds

A
  • the last element changes ending to “ide”

- to show the # of atoms use a prefix

30
Q

true or false:

monocarbon dioxide

A

false

31
Q

rules for drawing molecular compounds

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  • start with the root element ( least number of atoms in the middle)
  • add other elements with branches off the root element