chapter two Flashcards

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matter

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anything that has mass and takes up space

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element

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a substance that cannot be broken down into another substance by chemical reactions

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3
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atoms

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smallest units of elements
- not tiniest particle

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4
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molecule

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2+ atoms held together by chemical bonds (usually covalent)

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compound

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2+ different atoms held together by chemical bonds in a fixed ratio
- compounds are molecules

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6
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how many elements are essential for life?

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  • 20-25% of 92 natural elements
  • 25 elements for humans
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7
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96% of living material is composed of what elements?

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carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen

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8
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trace elements

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elements that are required by an organism in minute quantities
- ex. iron, iodine, manganese

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9
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3 subatomic particles

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proton, neutron, electron

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10
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atomic number

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number of protons

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mass number

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protons + neutrons

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12
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atomic mass

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unrounded neutrons, protons, electrons
- average for all natural isotopes of element

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13
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isotope

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same number of protons, different number of neutrons

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14
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radioactive isotope

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isotope where nucleus decays spontaneously and emits energy and particles

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15
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useful application of radioactive isotope

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PET scans detects location of intense chemical activity

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16
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energy

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the ability to do work

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17
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potential energy

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energy that matter possesses because of its location and structure

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18
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valence shell

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outermost electron shell

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19
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electron orbitals

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3d space where electron found 90% of time

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20
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chemical bonds

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attractions that keep atoms together

21
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electronegativity

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the attraction of an atom for an electron of a covalent bond

22
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periodic table atoms on the left

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have lower electronegativity
- lose e, become cation
- Na, Mg

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periodic table atoms on the right

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have higher electronegativity
- gain e, become anion
- Cl, F

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covalent bond

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sharing of electrons

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single bond
1 pair of electrons shared
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double bond
2 pairs of electrons shared
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ex of structural formula
H-H
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ex of molecular formula
H(2), C(6)H(12)O(11)
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valence
bonding capacity - number of electrons required to complete valence shell
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nonpolar covalent bond
- true covalent bond - equal sharing of electrons - H-Hp
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when is outer shell full?
8 electrons
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when is innermost shell full?
2 electrons
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where are polar covalent bonds in relation to water molecules?
within
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polar covalent bond
electrons not shared equally
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ionic bond
electrons transferred between atoms - cations/anions formed
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where do ionic bonds happen?
between elements that have unequal attractions for valence electrons
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ion
charged atom as result of ionic bond
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cation
positively charged ion
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anion
negatively charged ion
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ionic compounds/salts
compounds formed by ionic bonds - NaCl sodium chloride - MgCl(2) magnesium chloride
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hydrogen bond
weak bond between hydrogen (covalently bonded to EN atom) and another EN atom (of 2nd molecule, usually O/N)
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Vand der Waals interactions
ever-changing regions of +/- charge enable atoms and molecules to stick together - only when close
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strength of bonds from strongest to weakest
covalent, ionic, hydrogen, van der waals
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function of the molecule is related to what?
shape or size
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chemical reactions
making and breaking bonds that leads to a change in composition of matter
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reactant
starting materials
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product
ending molecules
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