Chem. final study Flashcards

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Dalton’s atomic theories

A
  1. Matter is made up of invisible particles- true
  2. Particles rearrange into new substances- true
  3. Ratios are whole numbers only- true
  4. Atoms have no mass- false

Before: matter was continuous

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2
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Robert Milikan

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Used oil drops to find mass and charge of electrons

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Rutherford

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Used gold foil to find out that matter is mostly empty space.

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Isotope

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Elements with same number of protons but different number of neutrons.

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5
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Special names for Hydrogen 1-4

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protium, deuterium, tritium, quadium

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6
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How many orientations for S orbital

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1

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7
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How many different orientations for P orbital

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3

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8
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How many different orientations for D orbital

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5

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9
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Percent yield

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What you got
___________________________

What you should have got

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10
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4 people credited for periodic table

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Newlands- Octets
Meyer- Atomic mass
Mendeleev- Predict some elements
Mosley- Atomic Number

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11
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Universal gas constant

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.08205 atmL
______
mol
K

					 62.359 torr*L
					              \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
												mol*K
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12
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Kelvins

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Temp. C + 273

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13
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Universal gas constant for Torrs and mmHg

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62.359 Torr (or mmHg)L
___________________
mol
K

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14
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Covalent bonds formed (reason)

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Fill octet by sharing electrons

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15
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Ionic bonds formed (reason)

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Attracted to each other because of electronegativity, electrons are transferred from one atom to the other due to differences in electronegativity. Stay bonded due to one becoming positively charged and one becoming negatively charged.

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16
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Metalic bonds

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Positive ions in a sea of mobile electrons

17
Q

Alkane

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Single bonds between carbons

18
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Alkene

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Double bonds between carbons

19
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Alkyne

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Triple bonds between carbons

20
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Metalloids

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Boron, Silicon, Germanium, Arsenic, Antimony, Tellurium

21
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Types of reactions

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Synthesis, decomposition, Single replacement, Double replacemnt, Combustion

22
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Ideal gas equation

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Combined Gas Law

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P1V1 P2V2
_____ = _____

T1 T2

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Ionic Solids are

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Molarity
Moles _______ Liters
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Molality
Moles ______ Kilograms
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Acid
Proton donor, Lone pair acceptor (Negative)
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Base
Proton acceptor, Lone pair donor (Positive)
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How to find pH for strong acid
-log[H+] [H+]=Molarity
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What are the strong acids
HCl, HNO3, HBr, HI, H2SO4, HClO3, HClO4
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