chem Flashcards

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what is an atom?

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everything in the world around us is made up of atoms which are extremely ting particles

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what are the different types of atoms?

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Protons electrons and neutrons

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what do atoms need?

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A ring, protons electrons neutrons and a nucleus

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whats the mass compared to one proton for a electon?

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1 over 1840

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what is the postion of a proton and neutron?

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inside the nueleus

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whats the postion of a electron?

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outside the neucleus

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how to determain mass number?

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an atoms mass number is euqual to the number of protons and neutrons. e.g oxygen has 8 protons and neutrons

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what happens when a neutral atom gains or loses electrons?

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the number of protons stays the same.

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what are the two types of ions

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negative which are formed when a neutral atom gains electrons so it has more electons than protons
positive ions for when a neutral atiom loses electrons so it has more protons than electrons.

catiorn and aniorn

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what happens if an atom has the smae number of electons as protons?

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it is electrically neutral

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whats the name of an outer shell of an atom is called?

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valence shell

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whats an isotope?

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atoms of the same element with differnt mass numbers. they have the same number of protons but a diffrent number of neutrons.

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type one of the radioctive particels

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alpha a- whne the nucleus ejects an alpha particle

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type three of radioactive particles

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gamma y- the rearrangement of protons and neutrons inside the atoms that releases a light wave

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whats type two of the radioactive particles

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Beta- occurs when a neutons is converted into a proton and in the process an electron is released as the beta particle.

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16
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what is half life

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the rate at which radioscopes realse nuclear energy is measuerd in half-life. half-life is the time it takes for half of the atomsof the radioscopes to decay.

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what is the law conservation of mass

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the law of conervation of matter says that in any chemical reaction the numver of atoms of each element stays the same. a reaction re-arranges atms to produce one or more new substances. no atoms are created or destroyed

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whats a coefficienrt?

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the big numbers inront of chemical equastions

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whats a subscript

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the little numbers in chemical equastions

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what makes an unbalenced eqautions?

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when the are unequal numbers of atoms of an element on either side

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how to balance an equation

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by adding numbers ufront of the menical formulas. (coefficents)

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what are acids and bases

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acids and bases are all around us from a glass of orange juice(acidic) to toothpast(basic) that we commonly would use.

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what do acids have?

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they have a sour taste, they react with metals and they can damage or destroy other substances. turn litmus paper red

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what do bases have?

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can be solid or liquid, some can be dissolved in water, have soapy pr slipper feel, have bitter taste, are corrosive, turn litmus paper blue

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how to determain acidics
the amount of free hydrogen, H+ ions a substance has determines how acidic it is
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how are acidity or alkalninty messuerd?
pH which stands for potentiol hydrogen
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how to messure bases
when you add water the them they split whate rti firm free hydrixside, OH ions.
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what range is the ph levels
0-14
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what are the different types of reaction rates
tempreture- increasing the temp will increase the speed at which particles move. this leads to more colisions between particles and more collisions that have enough energy to react.
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surface area
increasing the surface area: volume ration decreases the rate of a reaction. (occuers faster. this is because the are more opportunites for the particlels tho collide and the reaction to happen
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concerntration
increasing the conerntration of a soluton will decrease the reaction rate. that is becuase the amount of particles in the soultion increased there for leading to more collisions betwwen particels
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catalyst
a catalyst will increase the reaction rate but dont react they just allow the reactants to combine together better.
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