chem paper 1 Flashcards

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avogadro’s constant

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6.02 x 10^23

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avogadro constant meaning

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the number of entities in one mole

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3
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reactivity series

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please stop calling me a crazy zebra instead try learning how copper saves gold pellets

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nanoparticle characteristics

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long empirical formula method

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1) calculate the moles for each element

2) divide both moles by the smallest one

3) round answers to whole numbers

4) turn into a ratio

5) turn into formula

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6
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gas chromatography

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tlc

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history of atomic model

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dalton - solid spheres

jj thompson - plum pudding model, electrons (solid) cathode ray

rutherford/geiger/marsden - shot positive alpha particles at gold leaf and measured angle of deflection, nucleus

bohr - electron shells

chadwick - neutrons

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inert vs non inert electrodes

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inert - don’t react, platinum, gold, graphite

non-inert - participate in reaction, copper, iron

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cathode vs anode

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electrolysis - cathode is negative, anode is positive

electroplating - cathode is object getting coated, anode is material

redox - anode is oxidation, cathode is reduction

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concentrated vs dilute

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strong vs weak

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13
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positive ions to know

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negative ions to know

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15
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history of periodic table

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mendeleev - ordered by atomic mass, grouped elements with similar characteristics, left gaps, and swapped around a few elements unknowingly ordered them by atomic number

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16
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sensitive meaning

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accurate meaning

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precise meaning

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characteristics of particle model

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product at anode vs at cathode

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allotropes of carbon

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risk of nanoparticles in sun cream

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physical property vs chemical property meaning

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limitations of different models

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formulation vs mixture
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effect of limiting reactant on reaction
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why do some polymers have different flexibilities
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how can you measure temperature more accurately
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what to do to see chromatography results
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polymer characteristics
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bulk properties
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interpreting titration curves
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why are metals malleable
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why is TLC used over gas and vice versa
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choosing a formulation based on graphs and why
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endothermic vs exothermic practical