Chemistry Flashcards

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Define ELECTRON

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Electron -

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Define NUCLEUS

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Nucleus -

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Define NEUTRON

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Neutron -

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Define PROTON

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Proton -

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Define COMPOUND

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Compound - a chemical bond between two or more elements - cannot be easily separated

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Define MIXTURE

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Mixture - when the atoms are not joined together and can be separated more easily than in compounds

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What type of MICROSCOPE can let us see the OUTLINE of ATOMS?

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Electron microscope

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Who DISCOVERED ATOMS?

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John Dalton

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Define ELEMENT

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Element - made up of atoms identical in mass and properties - can be solid, liquid or gas.

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What are the POSITIONS of an ELECTRON called?

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Shells / energy levels

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How many ELECTRONS can the 1ST SHELL contain?

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How many ELECTRONS can the 2ND SHELL contain?

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How many ELECTRONS can the 3RD SHELL contain?

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What KINDS of ATOMS travel in PAIRS?

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Which KIND of ATOM usually COME FIRST in chemical formulae?

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Metals

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Which KIND of ATOM usually COME LAST in chemical formulae?

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What TABLE shows all of the known ELEMENTS?

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Periodic Table

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What does the law of CONSERVATION OF MASS SAY?

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That a chemical reaction or a change of state does not change the total mass.

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Why CAN’T a chemical reaction or a change of state CHANGE the TOTAL MASS?

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Atoms cannot be created or destroyed

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What is PRESSURE MEASURED IN?

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What can TRAVEL through VACUUMS? Why?

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Electromagnetic waves - they do not need particles to travel

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What is an EXAMPLE of a VACUUM?

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What happens to a MARSHMALLOW in a VACUUM?

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Define VACUUM

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Vacuum - completely devoid of any matter, including particles

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What BONDS are ATOMS in MOLECULES always joined by?
Covalent bonds
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How STRONG are the INTERMOLECULAR FORCES between the atoms?
WEAK
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What are the PROPERTIES of MOLECULES joined by COVALENT BONDS?
``` They tend to: Have low boiling points Have low melting points Be poor electrical conductors Be poor thermal conductors ```
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How are MOLECULES FORMED?
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What KINDS of ATOMS form COVALENT BONDS?
Non-metals
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Define COVALENT BONDING
Covalent bonding - when atoms share the electrons in their outer shells
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How STRONG is the BONDING between COVALENT BONDS?
Strong
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Define MOLECULE
Molecule - tow or more atoms joined through covalent bonds
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What are MOLECULES containing TWO ATOMS called?
Diatomic
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Name the BONDS that 3 ATOMIC GROUPS will form
Group 7 atoms will form single bonds. Group 6 atoms will form double bonds. Group 5 atoms will form triple bonds.
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Which of the following are examples of compounds? Plastic Hydrogen Orange juice Carbon dioxide Water Oxygen
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Define CHANGE OF STATE
Change of state - when a substance is heated or cooled, which causes the particles to move faster or slower and take a different arrangement in space
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What can one USE to CREATE a VACUUM?
Vacuum pump