chapter 1 Flashcards

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1
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theoretical vs actual yeild

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theoretical yeild is the calculated yeild and is higher than actual

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radioisotope

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unstable nucleous radioactive decay through nuclear reaction with a high ratio of protons to neutrons

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3
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radiation
gamma
alpha
beta

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Alpha-Helium ion nuclei 4 cm air, sheet of paper
beta-High speed electron 12 cm air, piece of aluminum
gamma-High energy electromagnetic ray 8 mm lead, 1 m concrete

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4
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types of reactions

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decomostition
synthesis
displacement
double displacement

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5
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synthesis reactions

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. Metal/Nonmetal + Oxygen → Metal/Nonmetal Oxide

  1. Metal + Nonmetal → Binary Metal Salt (a solid)
  2. Metal Oxide + Water → Metal Hydroxide (a base)
  3. Nonmetal Oxide + Water → Oxyacid (an acid)
  4. Metal Oxide + Nonmetal Oxide → Ternary Metal Salt
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6
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nomenclature

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*nomenclature

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7
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base reaction- carbonates (CO3)

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produce water and co2

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8
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neutralization reaction

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OH+H- h20+

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9
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bases dissasociate- ionize

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dissasociate

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10
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acids dissasociate- ionize

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ionize

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ionization vs dissasiciation

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ionization
the seperation on neutral atoms to create ions- irreversible
dissasociation
seperation of existing ions- reversable

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12
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chemical reaction signs

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change in

colour smell energy flame gas precipitate

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13
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titrant vs analyte

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titrant is in the burret

analyte is in the flask

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14
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how to calculate a titration

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moles of reactant
mole ratio
moles/L

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15
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WHY gas solubility _____ with increase in temp

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increased energy in solute create gaps between particles that allow the gas to escape

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16
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WHY solid solubility ______ with increase in tempurateure

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increased energy makes bonds easier to break

17
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types of qualitative analysis

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salt colour, colour, flame colour,solution colour

18
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avagadros number

19
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percent composition

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total mass/moles

specific/ totalX100

20
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hyrdrophylic soap end

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atracted to water- hydrogen bonding site

21
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hydrophobic tail

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repels water- chain of ions

22
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STP

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273KC- 101.325kps

23
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SATP

24
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STP- pressure units

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1Atm- 760 Torr- 101.325 kps- 14.7Psi

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calculating empirical composition using percent composition
percent comp- mass-moles-formula (asume 100g when given percent)
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finding molecular formula with _____
empirical formula and molar mass | divide molar mass by empirical mass to find number of units ex 2 oh - H2O2
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conplete combustion produces
water and CO2
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incomplete comobustion produces
1C+1CO+1CO2+3H2O
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1-8 greek
``` mon di tri tetra penta hexa hepta octa nono deca ```
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halogen activity
``` higher replace lower F Cl Br I(odide) ```
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ticture
alcohol as solute
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high- low solubility
>100g 10-100g 1-10g
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Daltons law
combined volume - Vt=V1+V2 ect
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who made law of simple ratios
Dalton simple gas ratios - products and reactants are in simple whole ratios
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Avagadros law
equal volumes of any two gasses at equal temp and pressure will contain the same amount of moles/grams
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Charles law
volume and temp relation
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Boyles law
Volume and pressure relation
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Gay-Lusacs law
temp and pressure