Unit B: Section 3.0 Flashcards

1
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What is a chemical formula?

A

A combination of symbols that we use to identify an element

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2
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What does the chemical formula identify?

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The elements in the compound and the amount of each element

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3
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Why did they create a system to name chemicals?

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Because different scientists called it different things and it caused great confusion

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4
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Who created a naming system for chemicals?

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Guyton du Morveau

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5
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What did Guyton du Morveu decide?

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Always put the metal elements first

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6
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What does IUPAC stand for?

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International union of pure and of applied chemistry

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7
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What does IUPAC do?

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They determine the appropriate name for each chemical

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8
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What do chemical formula’s always end with?

A

-ide

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9
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What does the subscript of a chemical formula represent?

A

the amount of atoms that are present

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10
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What does no subscript indicate?

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Only on atom is present

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11
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How do you indicate the state of a formula?

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By putting a s/l/g in brackets as a subscript

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12
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What does a subscript (aq) indicate?

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That it is dissolved in water

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13
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How many electrons can fit in the first shell of an atom?

A

2

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14
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How many electron can fit in the second shell of an atom?

A

8

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15
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How many electrons can fit in the third shell of an atom?

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8 or 18

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16
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What is an ionic compound?

A

Pure substances formed as a result of the attraction between particles of the opposite charges called ions

17
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what is an ion?

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An atom that has become electrically charged because it has lost or gained an electron

18
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What is a positive ion?

A

an ion that has lost one or more electron

19
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What is a negative ion?

A

An ion that has gained one or more electron

20
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What are polyatomic ions?

A

A group of atoms acting as one

21
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What are the properties of Ionic compounds?

A
Ions
High melting points
Good conductors
Disting crystal shape
Solids at room temperature
22
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What do ions form when they combine?

23
Q

Where do you write the ionic charge in a formula?

A

As a subscript

24
Q

When should you use roman numerals when writing the ion charge?

A

When it has more than one common ion charge

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What are the first 10 roman numerals?
``` 1 = I 2 = II 3 = III 4 =IV 5 = V 6 = VI 7 = VII 8 = VIII 9 = IX 10 = X ```
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What are oxyanions?
Polyatomic anions containing oxygen
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What is formed when non-metals combine?
A pure substance called a molecular compound
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What are the properties of molecular compounds?
- They can be any state at room temperature - They tend to be poor conductors/ good insulators - low melting and boiling point
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Do you use the ion charge when writing molecular compounds?
no
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What is the exception when writing molecular compounds?
All can be named using scientific names except ones containing hydrogen
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What are the prefixes when writing molecular compounds?
- mono - di - tri - tetra - penta