5,6,11 Flashcards

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In a chemical change, mass is CONSERVED

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Law of conservation of mass

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Each element is made up of tiny, individual particles called

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Atoms

Dalton a atomic theory

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Atoms are_____, they can’t be created or_____

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Indivisible, destroyed

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All atoms of EACH element are ______ in every respect

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Identical

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5
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Atoms of ONE ELEMENT are _______ from atoms ANY OTHER ELEMENT

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Different

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Atoms of ONE ELEMENT may _______

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Combine with atoms of other elements

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2 elements combine to form more than 1 compound, the different masses of one element that combine with the same mass of other element are in a simple ratio of whole numbers

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Law of multiple proportions

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e or e-

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Electron

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Found outside the nucleus, with fundamental charge of 1-

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Electron

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p or p+

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Proton

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Found inside the nucleus with the fundamental charge of 1+

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Proton

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n or n^0

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Neutron

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13
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Found inside the nucleus with a fundamental charge of 0

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Neutron

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14
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Every atom contains an extremely small, extremely dense _______.

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Nucleus

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Atoms of the same element that have different masses—different number of neutrons

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Isotopes

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Mass number, A

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Isotopes

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17
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of protons (Z) + # of neutrons (N) =

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Mass number, A

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18
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Name an isotope

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Elemental name-mass number

Not subtract

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What’s the name of a carbon with 6 protons and 6 neutrons

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6+6=12

Carbon-12

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The percentage by mass of the elements in a compound is ALWAYS THE SAME

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Law of definite composition

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Form of energy that occurs as waves, consists of both electric and magnetic fields

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Electromagnetic radiation

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22
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The range of possible electromagnetic radiation wavelengths and frequencies

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Electromagnetic spectrum

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List the order of electromagnetic radiation

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Gamma, X-rays, UV, visible, infrared, microwave, radio

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Speed of light, c formula

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3.00 x 10^8 m/s

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Velocity of an electromagnetic wave
c= wavelength x frequency
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Spectrum having no distinct lines; the range of wavelengths is uninterrupted
Continuous spectrum
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Spectrum that has lines at certain wavelengths and nothing in between those lines
Line spectrum
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Individually distinct lines in a line spectrum
Discrete lines
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Energy released by electrons is in the form of a massless packet of electromagnetic radiation
Photon
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Light has both wavelike properties and particle like properties
Wave-particle duality
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An atom consists of a dense nucleus containing all of the atoms positive charge and nearly all its mass
Bohr model of the hydrogen atom
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Negatively charged electrons of very small mass travel in orbits around the nucleus and the orbits are huge compared to the nucleus
Bohr model of the hydrogen atom
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Am amount that is limited to a discrete set of values
Quantized
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An amount that can have any value
Continuous
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The process by which an electron moves between orbits
Quantum jump or leap
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Electron in lowest energy orbit available (H atom); all electrons in the lowest possible energy levels
Ground state
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Electron in orbit with energy higher than ground state; one or more electrons has an energy level above ground state
Excited state
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Orbits in the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom
Principal energy levels or principal quantum numbers (n)
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When an electron falls from an excited state to a lower energy state; it releases the energy by emitting a photon of
Electromagnetic radiation
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Matter in motion such as electrons has properties that are normally associated with waves
Quantum mechanical model of the atom (de brogile)
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Applied the principles of wave mechanics to atoms
Quantum mechanical model of atom (schrodinger)
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Principal energy levels, n Sub levels Electron orbitals Orbital occupancy
Overview of the 4 quantum numbers
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n=1-7
Principal energy levels, n
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Sub levels
N=2; 2s
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Region in space around a nucleus in which there is a high probability of finding an electron
Orbital
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Sub levels orbitals
``` S= 1 orbital P= 3 orbitals D= 5 orbitals F= 7 orbitals ```
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Average radius or diameter of an atom
Atomic size
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An atom or group of atoms that had a net electrical charge resulting from a difference between the number of protons and electrons
Ion
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The energy required to remove one electron from a neutral gaseous atom of an element Ex: Mg + 738kJ --- Mg+ + e-
First ionization energy | First ionization energy= 738kJ/mol
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Elements in a group in the periodic table with similar chemical properties
Chemical family
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Group 1A/1 with out hydrogen Valence electron configuration:ns1 Representative reaction: Na---Na+ + e-
Alkali metals
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Group 2A/2 Valence electron configuration: ns2 RR: Mg---Mg2+ 2 e-
Alkaline Earths
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Group 7A/17 Valence electron configuration: ns2np5 RR: Cl + e- ---- Cl-
Halogens
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Group 8A/18 Valence electron configuration: ns2np6 RR: non reactive
Noble gases
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Exhibition of the physical and chemical properties of metals
Metallic character
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Elements that have some properties of both metals and non metals
Metalloid or semimetal
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The system of naming chemicals
Chemical nomenclature
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Tiniest independent particle of a pure substance
Molecule
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7 diatomic molecules
H_2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2
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A compound formed by 2 nonmetals or a metalloid and a nonmetal
Binary molecular compound
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Cation
Police charges ion
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Anion
Negatively charged ion
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Zinc ion | Silver ion
Zn2+ | Ag+
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Hg_2 2+
Mercury (l) ion
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Hydroxide ion | Ammonium ion
OH- | NH4+
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Formed when oppositely charged ions attract one another
Ionic compound