Chapters 1-2 Flashcards

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Extensive

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Dependent on quantity

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Universal gravitational force constant

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6.670 x 10^-11 (N*m^2)/kg^2

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Intensive

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Does not depend on the quantity of matter

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3
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Giga

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10^9

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Mega

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10^6

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Kilo

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10^3

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Deci

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10^-1

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Centi

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10^-2

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Milli

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10^-3

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Micro

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10^-6

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Nano

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10^-9

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Pico

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10^-12

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Femto

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10^-15

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Fahrenheit to Celsius

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(F-32)x5/9

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Celsius to Fahrenheit

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(C x 9/5)+32

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Celsius to kelvin

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K=C+273.15

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Kelvin to Celsius

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C=K-273.15

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Dalton’s atomic theory postulate 1

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Matter is composed of atoms

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Dalton’s atomic theory postulate 2

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All atoms of an element are identical in mass and other properties

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Dalton’s atomic theory postulate 3

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Atoms of different elements differ in mass and other properties.

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John dalton

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Developed the atomic theory of matter and law of multiple proportions

21
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Sir Humphrey Davy

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Did not accept Dalton’s theory

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Law of multiple proportions

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When 2 elements combine to form more than one compound the masses of one element that combine with a fixed mass I the other element in ratios of small whole numbers

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Tin

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J.J Thomson
Found that magnetic rays bend cathode rays thus that cathode rays are in all matter discovered charge to mass ratio of electrons Discovered isotopes
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Charge to mass ratio of electrons (charge/mass)
-1.76x10^8 C/g
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Rontgen
Discovered x-rays (not charged)
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Becquerel and Marie curie
Discovered radioactive elements (radium and polonium)
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Robert Millikan
Determined charge on an electron with his oil drop expirament
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Charge of an electron
-1.6x10^-19 C
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Ernest Rutherford
Found the three types of rays produced by radioactivity Did the gold foil experiment Came up with nuclear model of atom
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Alpha ray
Positively charged particles
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Beta ray
Negatively charged particles
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Gamma rays
No charge particles
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Thompson's model of the atom
Cookie
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Electron charge
-1.6x10^-19 C
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Electron mass
9.109x10^-28 g
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Proton charge
1.6x10^-19 C
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Proton mass
1.673x10^-24 g
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Neutron charge
0 C
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Neutron mass
1.673x10^-24
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Atom mass
1x10^-23 g
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Atom diameter
1x10^-10 m
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Nucleus diameter
1x10^-14 m
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Mendeleev
Organized elements by increasing atomic number made the periodic table
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Alkali metals
Group 1 A
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Alkaline earth metals
Group 2A
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Chalcogens
Group 6A
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Halogens
Group 7A
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Noble gases
Group 8A