chapter 4 study guide Flashcards

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parts of an atom

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protons, neutrons, electrons

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what charge do protons have

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positive

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3
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what charge do neutrons have

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0

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4
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what charge do electrons have

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negative

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5
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what particle has very little mass

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electron

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6
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protons do what?

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determine the identity

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7
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electrons do what?

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responsible for reactivity

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8
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neutrons do what?

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hold the nucleus together

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9
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atomic number

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of protons

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10
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valence electrons

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electrons in the outermost shell

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11
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when charge increase by 2 the force?

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increases by 2 also

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12
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when distance increases by 2 the force?

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decreases by 1/4 also

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13
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distance and force have a

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indirect relationship

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14
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charge and force have a

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direct relationship

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15
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distance varaible

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r squared

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16
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why does more electrons mean less attraction

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the electrons repel eachother

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17
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polar covalent bonds

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shared valence electrons are shared unequally

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nonpolar covalent bonds

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shared valence electrons are shared equally

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ionic bonds

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electrons are transferred

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electronegativity

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the measure of how strongly atoms sttarct new bonding electrons

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chlorine and carbon bond type?

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polar covalent

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chlorine and chlorine bond type?

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chlorine and potassium bond type?

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large differences in EN

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smaller differences in EN
covalent bonds
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polar molecule
must contain a polar bond and be asymmetrical (partial charges)
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dipole
shows where the electrons are being pulled
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hydrogen bonds
most permanet, must contain O-H, N-H, F-H, highest differences in charge
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london disperion forces
can happen between any two atoms
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intermolecular
between two molecules
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intramolcular
within two molecules
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cohesion
H bonding between water molecules
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adhesion
H bonding between water and other substances
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solvent
substance that dissolves other substances
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specifc heat
the amount of energy it takes for 1 gram to heat up by 1 degree C
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heat of vaporization
energy it takes to evaporate water
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what bonds break to allow evapoaztion
hydrogen bonds
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is ice more or less dense than liquid water
less
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why does surface ice insulate the water below
its less dense than the liquid water
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