chem unit 2 (map) Flashcards

1
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atom

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basic building block of all elements

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2
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Dalton contributions

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discovered that the atom is an indivisible, solid particle

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3
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Thomson

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created the plum pudding model

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4
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what is the plum pudding model

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cloud of + in a sea of -

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5
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Rutheford

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created the nuclear model (discovered nucleus)
gold foil experiment

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6
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describe the nuclear model

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most of the atom is empty space with e- scattered about
dense positive center = nucleus

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7
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gold foil experiment

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shot alpha particles (+) at a gold atom expecting them all to go through BUT some of them were deflected by the nucleus (+)

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8
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Bohr

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created the bohr/planetary model

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9
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planetary model

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electrons are in discrete, quantized energy levels (rings)

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10
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Quantum mechanical/modern model

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orbitals = high probability of finding electrons

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11
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states of matter are…

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solid, liquid, gas

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12
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solid atoms are…

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-closely packed
-organized
-vibrate in place

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13
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liquid atoms are…

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-less organized
-moving
-take shape of container
-more space in between them than solids

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14
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gas atoms are…

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-not organized
-constantly moving A LOT (random)
-MOST space in between them
-fill container they are in

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15
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If a compound starts with an H…what is it?

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An acid!

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16
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two types of acids

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binary and oxy

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17
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binary acids

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do NOT contain oxygen

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18
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how to name a binary acid

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hydro _______ -ic acid

(_______ = short name of element)

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19
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how to name a oxy acid

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NO HYDRO!
-ate —> -ic
-ite —-> -ous

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20
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oxy acids

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contain OXYGEN

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21
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ionic compounds are between…

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M and NM

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22
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covalent compounds are between…

23
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Types of ionic bonds

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binary, transition metals, polyatomic

24
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how to name binary compounds

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cation —-> anion
drop end and add -ide

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what comes first in the formula/name? Cation/Anion?
CATION
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how to name transition metal compounds
name of trans. metal + roman numerals to indicate charge name of 2nd element ---> -ide
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compounds have a net charge of what?
O
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how to name polyatomic compound
name the metal (cation) write name of polyatomic using chart
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how to name covalent compounds
name first element ---> prefix if 1+ name second element ---> prefix and add -ide
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metal properties
-shiny -malleable -conductive -ductive -react with HCl and CuCl2
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nonmetal properties
-dull -brittle -not conductive -not ductile -no reaction with HCl and CuCl2
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metalloid properties
properties of both M and NM
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the metalloid elements are...
Boron (B), Silicon (Si), Germanium (Ge), Arsenic (As), Antimony (Sb), Tellurium (Te), Astatine (At)
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what make up atoms?
electrons, protons, and neutrons
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mass of electrons?
0 amu
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mass of protons?
1 amu
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mass of neutrons?
1 amu
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location of protons/neutrons
nucleus
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location of electrons
orbitals outisde of the nucleus
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charge of electrons
(-)
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charge of protons
(+)
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charge of neutrons
NONE- neutral
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what is an isotope?
element with SAME number of protons and DIFF number of neutrons
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what is the mass #
protons + nuetrons
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location of mass #
top left of elemental symbol
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location of atomic #
bottom left of elemental symbol
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what is an ion?
a charged particle protons DO NOT = electrons
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what is the atomic #
number of protons
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do protons = electrons?
yes, if there is NO charge
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why is light emitted from an element when energy is applied?
energy ---> excited state eventually moves back down to group state, releasing photons
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electromagnetic spectrum is order from lowest energy ---> highest energy
AM, TV, FM, micro-waves, visible light, UV-rays, X-rays, gamma rays
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true/false: Red has higher energy than violet
FALSE- violet has higher energy
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