Chemical Reactions Flashcards

(34 cards)

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valence electrons determines3

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  • how reactive element is
  • hat elements it will react with
  • either lose or gain to form bonds
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2
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lewis structure

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shows only valence electrons

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3
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chemical bond2

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  • force of attraction that holds 2 atoms together

- held together by negative and positive charges

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4
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ion

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-atom that has electric charge

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5
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cation2

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  • positive

- loses electron

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6
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anion2

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  • negative

- gains electron

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7
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polyatomic ion2

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  • made of more than one atom

- can be positive or negative

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ionic bond6

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  • when atoms gain or lose valence electrons
  • opposites attract, + and - hold it together
  • occur between metals (left) and nonmetals (right)
  • intend to attain a gull outer shell (2 or 8)
  • atoms with 1-4 v.e. will lose
  • atoms with 4-7 v.e. will gain
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oxidation number3

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  • the electric charge an atom has after it gains/loses electrons
  • charges balance each other (should equal 0)
  • little - or + in top after chemical symbol
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subscripts2

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  • ratio of elements in compound

- little number in bottom after chemical symbol

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coefficients2

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  • amount of a compound present

- big number before chemical symbol

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12
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covalent bond4

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  • when 2 atoms share electrons
  • formed between atoms of nonmetals
  • share electrons to get a full outer shell
  • number of bonds on atom can form equals number of electrons needed to make 8
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13
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double bond

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atoms share 2 pairs of electrons

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14
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triple bond

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atoms share 3 pairs of electrons

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15
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molecular compound3

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  • composed of covalent bonds
  • low melting points
  • do not conduct electricity
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16
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polar bond3

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  • some atoms pull more strongly on shared electrons
  • makes one side more negative and other more positive
  • why water sticks together
17
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non polar bonds2

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  • shared electrons pulled equally

- no charge on either side

18
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reactant

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atom or molecule that go into a chemical reaction and interact (left side of equation)

19
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product

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new atoms and molecules that are produced from a chemical reaction (right side of equation)

20
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precipitate

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a product of chemical reaction that is a soild

21
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evidence for chemical reactions4

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  • color change
  • solid (precipitate) appears
  • gas appears
  • change in energy
22
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exothermic reaction3

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  • releases heat
  • temp increases because releases thermal energy
  • small arrow, big arrow
23
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endothermic reaction3

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  • absorbs heat
  • temp decreases because thermal energy turns into chemical energy
  • big arrow, small arrow
24
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activation energy

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minimum amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction

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controlling chem reactions using surface area
when solid is broken into smaller pieces, reaction happens faster
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controlling chem reactions using temperature
when temperature increases, reaction happens faster
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controlling chem reactions using concentration
when there is more concentration (amount of a substance in a given volume), reaction happens slower because there are more particles to reaction. product may also be different
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controlling chem reactions using catalysts
when there are more catalysts (material that lowers activation energy), increases rate of reaction
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controlling chem reactions using inhibitors
when there are more inhibitors, reaction happens slower | Ex: food preservatives
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synthesis2
to put together | a+b--> ab
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decomposition2
to break apart | ab-->a+b
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single replacement2
to take place of | ab+c-->a+bc
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double replacement2
to trade places | ab+cd-->ac+bd
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diff between coefficients and subscripts
coefficients can be changed, subscripts can't