CHEMISTRY Flashcards

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Chemistry

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understanding the composition of substances / how they come together / how they react to each other

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Matter

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anything that has mass and takes up spaces/volume

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Element

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all matter is made up of elements

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Atom

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smallest particle of an element

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Atomic Number =

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the number of protons in an atom

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How is the periodic table organized?

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by the atomic number

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Periodic Table - Horizontal

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periods

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Periodic Table - Left Side

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metals

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Periodic Table - Vertical

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groups/families

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Periodic Table - Right Side

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nonmetals

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Periodic Table - Middle

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transition metals

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Metal Characteristic

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shiny/ malleable(flexible)/ductile/conductivity(good conductors)/high density and melting point

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Nonmetal Characteristic

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dull/not flexible/not ductile/ poor conductors(insulators)/low density and melting point

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Lithium

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metal

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Beryllium

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metal

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Magnesium

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metal

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Potassium

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metal

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Calcium

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metal

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Hydrogen

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nonmetal

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Carbon

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nonmetal

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Nitrogen

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nonmetal

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Oxygen

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nonmetal

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Phosphorus

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nonmetal

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Sulfur

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nonmetal

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Fluorine
nonmetal
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Chlorine
nonmetal
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Bromine
nonmetal
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Iodine
nonmetal
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Atom consists of:
protons, neutrons, and electrons
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Protons Charge
positive charge
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Neutron Charge
no charge/neutral
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Electrons Charge
negative charge
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Nucleus contains:
protons and neutrons
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Where are electrons located?
orbit outside the nucleus
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Atomic Mass =
the average mass of an atom in an element
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Number of protons =
number of electrons
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How do you find the number of neutrons?
mass number - protons
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How do you find the atomic mass?
protons + neutrons
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Why aren't electrons included in the atomic mass
electron mass is very tiny compared to protons and neutron mass
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What is an Isotope?
two of the same element with/ the same number of protons, and electrons, but different neutrons
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What is electron configuration?
identify the location of the electrons of an atom
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Electrons surround the nucleus in
shells
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Subshells names:
s,p,d,f subshells
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s subshell can hold
2 electrons
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p subshell can hold
6 electrons
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d subshell can hold
10 electrons
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f subshell can hold
14 electrons
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Subshell orbitals are organized from
lowest to highest energy
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Valence electrons
are electrons in the outermost shell that have the most energy
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Octet rule
element seeks to have 8 electrons in its outermost energy shell
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Order of subshell filing:
1s,2s,2p,3s,3p,4p
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Atomic radius
measure from the center of the nucleus to the outermost electron
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Electronegativity
measures how strongly an atom attracts electrons
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What element has the highest electronegativity?
Fluorine
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Ionization energy
how much energy is require to remove an electron from an atom
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Ionic bonds
one atom loses electron to another atom
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Cation =
positive charge
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Anion =
negative charge
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Electrostatic charge
bond form b/c the positive charge is attracted to the negative charge
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Salt is formed by
ionic bonds (metal +nonmetal)
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Naming ionic compound
cation name goes first then anion (-ide or -ate)
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Monoatomic(anion)
-ide (made of one type of anion)
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Polyatomic(anion)
-ate (made of more than 1 type of anion)
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Covalent bonds
two atoms share electrons(form when atoms have equal amount of electronegativities)
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Polar covalent
atoms are shared unequally
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Nonpolar covalent
atoms are shared equally
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Single covalent bonds
1 pair of electrons are shared
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Double covalent bonds
2 pairs of electrons are shared
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Triple covalent bonds
3 pairs of electrons are shared
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Covalent bond is
stronger than ionic bonds
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Hydrogen bonds
the force of attraction between a hydrogen and an electrogative
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Cohesive
two molecules stick to each other (water)
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Adhesive
water is attracted to other substances
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Chemical reactions
one or more substances (reactants) are converted to different substances (products)
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Subscript number
tells you how many atoms are in that molecule
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Coefficient number
the BIG number before the molecule tells you how many molecules you have.
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How to find the total amount of hydrogen atoms:
multiply the coefficient x the subscript number
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Law of conservation of mass
mass can neither be created nor destroyed
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Mole
one mole of a substance is equal to 6.022 x 10^23 units of that substance