Chapter 2 - Atoms, Molecules, Ions Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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number of protons - number of electrons

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atomic charge

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2
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when 2 elements combine to form more than one compound, the ratio of the ratios of their masses will be small whole numbers

A

Law of Multiple Proportions

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3
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isomers that differ in the way atoms are connected

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structural isomers

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4
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2 or more atoms (same or different) joined together by forces or bonds

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molecule

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5
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moderate conductors, have properties of metals and non-metals

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metalliods

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6
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exceedingly small particles that make up matter

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atoms

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7
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compound with one metal and one non-metal

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binary compound

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8
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who created the Law of Multiple Proportions

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Dalton

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9
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Rutherford: the positively-charged particles are centered in a what?

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nucleus

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10
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Molecular compound naming rules

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2nd atom named like anion, use prefixes to denote number of each atom present (don’t use mono- on first atom)

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11
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molecules that have the same types of numbers of atoms but differ in the way the atoms are connected to each other

A

isomers

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12
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formed between cation and anion

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ionic bond

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13
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1 atomic mass unit equals what fraction of the mass of a certain element?

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1/12 mass of carbon atom

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14
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who created the Law of Definite Proportions

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Proust

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15
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contains covalent bonds; involves two or more non-metals

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molecular compounds

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16
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consists of only one type of atom which has mass that is characteristic and consistent

17
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varieties of elements that have different numbers of neutrons

18
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Rutherford: atoms must consist of mostly what?

19
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naming an acid with oxygen

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based on anion suffix: -ate changes to -ic, and -ite changes to -ous

20
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ion with more than one atom

A

polyatomic ion

21
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all samples of a pure substance contain the same elements in the same proportions

A

Law of Definite Proportions (or Constant Composition)

22
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when atoms become cations, the size gets _____

23
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naming an acid without oxygen

A

hydro_____ic acid

24
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contains ionic bonds; involves a metal and one or more non-metals

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ionic compounds

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shiny, malleable, ductile, good conductors
metals
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dull, poor conductors
non-metals
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when atoms become anions, the size gets _____ and you add the suffix -___ to the end of the atom's name to name the anion
bigger; -ide
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two atoms share one or more pairs of electrons
covalent bond
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Binary compound naming process
Name cation first, add -ide to end of anion
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isomers where connectivity is the same but spatial orientation and 3D arrangement are different
spatial isomers