Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Who came up with the atomic theory and who did he say “taught” him? (maybe made him up to avert blame)

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Democritus

Leucippus

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What is the law of conservation of mass?

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1789
Antoine Lavoisier

before and after are different combination but nothing has changed

mass before = mass after

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What is the law of definite composition?

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1806
Joseph Proust

the ratio of things (elements) when broken down are always the same

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What is the law of multiple proportions?

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1808
John Dalton

You can’t have halves or fraction ratios so there is something that cannot be broken down further

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What is Dalton’s Atomic Theory?

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  1. All matter consists of atoms: indivisible particles that cannot be created nor destroyed
  2. Atoms of one element CANNOT be converted into atoms of another
  3. Atoms of one element are identical in mass and properties that are different from atoms of other elements
  4. Compounds result from a combination of a specific ratio of atoms from different elements
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What were two experiments to try to figure out where static electricity comes from and the relationship between matter and charge?

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Cathode Ray Experiment

Gold Foil Experiment

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What was the cathode ray experiment?

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1897
JJ Thompson

plum pudding model

  • sphere with positive charge
  • electrons in it
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What was the gold foil experiment?

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1909
Ernest Rutherford
(Hans Geiger, Ernest Marsden)

believed nucleus was entirely positively charges

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What does todays atomic theory say?

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Atoms = small and fast (cloud)

electron: e-
protons: p+
neutrons: n0

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unit for atomic mass

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u = amu = da

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symbol for atomic number

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Z

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symbol for mass number

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A

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Whats the superscript on the right?

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charge

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Whats the superscript on the left?

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mass number

atomic mass if a group

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Whats the subscript on the left?

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atomic number

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what does no charge mean?

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protons = electrons

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How do you find the number of neutrons?

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mass number - atomic number

A - Z

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What is the atomic number?

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of protons

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What is the mass number?

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of protons + # of nuetrons

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What are isotopes of an element?

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Atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons

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Are chemical properties the same in isotopes?

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yes, even tho they have different atomic mass

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symbol for atomic mass

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M

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What is atomic mass?

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average mass for all isotopes

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Finding atomic mass=

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M= (mass of isotope #1)(abundance as decimal) + (mass of isotope #2)(abundance as decimal) +…..

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1 u =
1.66054x10^-24 (1/12) ^12C
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Atomic mass unit
u | Da - dalton, amu
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fathers of the periodic table?
Dmitri mendeleev | Julius lothar meyer
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Horizontal rows?
periods
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Vertical rows?
groups
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Name the groups... G 1 G 2 G 17 (7a) G 18 (8A) other groups
Alkali metals Alkali earth metals halogens noble gases referred to by the name of the first element in the group
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What are most of the elements in the periodic table?
metals
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Properties of metals
metallic luster - shine or reflect light malleable - can be hammered or rolled into thin sheets ductile - can be drawn into wire hardness - resistance to change conduct heat and electricity
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Phases of metals?
solids at room temp (25 degrees c) melting point > 25 degrees c
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What is the lowest and highest melting point for a metal?
lowest: Hg Mercury mp = -39 degrees c highest: W Tungsten mp = 3400 degrees c
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Chemical reactivity of metals?
varies greatly - Au, Pt very unreactive Gold, Platinum - Na, K very reactive Sodium, Potassium
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How many elements are nonmetals? | Where on periodic table/
17 elements | upper right corner
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What do nonmetals mostly consist of?
more molecules and not single atoms
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What state are most, some, and one of the nonmetals?
gases solid one liquid
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What is the one liquid nonmetal? | What category does it also fall into?
Br2 | diatomic
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What are the types of nonmetal gases and what do they exist as ?
monoatomic (noble) - dont exist as molecule diatomic - only exist as molecule
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what are the monoatomic nonmetal gases?
noble gases
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what are the diatomic nonmetal gases?
``` H2 N2 O2 F2 Cl2 ```
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what are the solid nonmetals?
``` C (infinity) P 4 S 8 Se 8 I 2 ```
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What are three forms of carbon?
graphite coal diamond
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Properties of nonmetals
brittle - pulverized when struck insulators - nonconductor of heat and electricity
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Chemical reactivity of nonmetals?
some inert - noble gases some reactive - F2 (most reactive) - O2 - H2
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What do nonmetals react with and what bonds do they form?
metals | ionic compounds
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How many elements are metalloids? | Where on periodic table/
8 elements | diagonal line between metals and nonmetals
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Which elements are the metalloids?
``` B Si Ge As Sb Te Po At ```
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Properties of metalloids?
metallic shine brittle semi conductors - conduct electricity but not as well as metals - Silicon (Si) and Germanium (Ge)
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What are the types of bonding? | How are they bonded?
ionic bonds electron transfer metal and nonmetal covalent bonds electron sharing nonmetals metallic bonds electron pooling (happy to go where it is best) metals
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What is a cation?
+ charged ion formed from metals atoms lose e-
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What is an anion?
- charged ion formed from nonmetals atoms gain e-
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Coulombs Law... ``` def equation ``` explain
opposites attract E (alpha/proportional) : [(q1)(q2)] / r ``` E = potential energy q = charge r = distance ``` > distance denominator grows
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What do parenthesis mean?
there are multiple of that thing
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what is the dots used in?
hydrates
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What are square brackets used for? | Where are they used usually?
repeating units as a whole thing | polymers
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A unit of atoms that stay together as a charged unit?
polyatomic atoms
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Two types of chemical formula?
molecular formula | empirical formula
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What formula notates the entirety of the chemical composition?
molecular formula
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What formula is a simplified formula that provides relative ratio of elements?
empirical formula
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Rules for writing ionic formulas
1. cation given first in the formula 2. subscripts formula must produce electrically neutral formula unit 3. subscripts lowest whole number 4. charges on ions not included in finished formula
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How do u list ionic names?
anion goes second | cation name, anion with suffix -ide
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How do you name ionic bonds with transition metals?
element (roman numeral), anion suffix -ide
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Naming Polyatomic Oxyanions (series of 2)
less O = suffix - ite | more O = suffix - ate
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Naming Polyatomic Oxyanions (series of 4)
less O = prefix -hypo / suffix -ite More O = suffix -ite Even More O = suffix -ate more O = prefix -hypo / suffix -ate
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How to name hydrates
name ionic compound + (prefix)hydrate
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prefixes for hydrates
``` 1 = mono 2 = di 3 = tri 4 = tetra 5 = penta 6 = hexa 7 = hepta 8 = octa 9 = nona 10 = deca ```
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Covalent = what elements?
2 nonmetals
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What element come first when naming covalent bonds?
lower group # and then, highest period (bottom of periodic table) Halogen+Oxygen = Halogen first
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Steps to name Covalent bonds?
keep root add prefix for # of atoms (first and second element) add the suffix -ide don't add mono to first element ever
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Organic chemistry | inorganic chemistry
``` Ochem = carbon-containing molecules Inochem = metal-containing molecules ```
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Units of covalently bonded atoms that appear in various molecules giving them a specific function?
functional groups
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what do structural formulas show? | chemical bonds represented by?
how many atoms are attached | lines
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Ball and stick model Spheres = Sticks =
``` Spheres = atoms Sticks = bonds ```
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What model is most accurate in shape and shows relative size of atom?
space filling molecule
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How do chemists draw 3D?
single line = line in plane dotted line = line going away bolded wedge line = line coming towards you
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Study the pic of molecule colors and sizes...
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