Chemistry Flashcards

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What are some things that affect the rates of reactions?

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Temperature, concentration, agitation, surface area catalysts enzymes.

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What is an isotope?

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The different forms of the same element

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What are the different types of chemical reactions?

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Decomposition reactions, combination reactions, oxidation and reduction reactions, metal displacement reactions and precipitate reactions.

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What is a decomposition reaction?

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When a single reactant breaks down to form two or more products.

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What is a combination reaction?

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When two reactants combine to form a single substance.

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What is an oxidation reaction?

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When oxygen combines with a substance during a chemical reaction.

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What is a reduction reaction?

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When a compound loses oxygen atoms during a chemical reaction.

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What is a metal displacement reaction?

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When a more reactive metal is placed into a solution of a less reactive metal, the solution will turn into a solution of the more reactive metal and the solid will turn into the less reactive metal.

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9
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What is a salt?

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An ionic compound, if this compound has one or more metal atoms it is called a metallic salt.

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What happens when you change the atomic number of a substance?

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You change the substance.

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What determines of what type of bond it is?

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Whether the atoms bonding are metal or non-metal.

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When does ionic bonding occur?

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When metallic elements bond with non-metallic elements.

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13
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What are some characteristic of ionic bonding?

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  • Non-metallic atoms have a strong hold on their own electrons and remove outer shell electrons from metal atoms
  • Electrostatic forces pull the positive and negative ions together to form a string ionic bond.
  • the ions form a lattice structure.
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14
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When does covalent bonding occur?

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It occurs when non-metallic atoms bond together. They share some of their outer-she’ll electrons.

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15
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When does metallic bonding occur?

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When two or more metal atoms bond.

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What are some characteristics of metallic bonding?

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  • Metal atoms have a weak hold on their outer-sell electrons, the outer-shell electrons have the freedom to move throughout the metal without become bound to one atom
  • Each metal atom becomes a positively charged ion. Opposite charges attract and this electrostatic force provides multidirectional bonding between the positive ions and the ‘sea’ of loose electrons surrounding them