Chemistry Flashcards

(37 cards)

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What is the difference between an element and a pure substance?

A

An element is made of only one kind of atom, but a substance is made of only one kind of molecule.

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2
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Which has more energy: gas or solid?

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Gas

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3
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Which has more movement: gas or solid?

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Gas

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4
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Which has the highest density: gas, solid, or liquid?

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Solid

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5
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What is the difference between an atom and a molecule?

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Molecules are made of atoms; atoms are only one element, molecule can be more than one

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What is the difference between a homogenous and heterogenous mixture?

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Homogenous: completely mixed, can’t be separated
Heterogenous: cannot be completely mixed

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7
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How is a law different from a theory?

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Law: used to summarize an observation
Theory: an observation about the natural world

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8
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Is density a physical or chemical property?

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Physical

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9
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Is PH level a chemical or physical property?

A

Chemical

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10
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Is baking a cake a chemical or physical change?

A

Chemical

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Is melting butter a physical or chemical change?

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Physical

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12
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What does a Bohr diagram resemble?

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A solar system

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13
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In an Electron Cloud model, how do electrons act?

A

Like waves, not particles

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14
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What is an element?

A

A pure substance determined by the number of protons in its nucleus

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15
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What is a proton?

A

Positively charged subatomic particle

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16
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What is a neutron?

A

Neutrally charged subatomic particle

17
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What is a electron?

A

Negatively charged subatomic particle

18
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What is the atomic number?

A

Number of protons in the atom

19
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What is the atomic mass?

A

Number of both protons and neutrons together

20
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What is the charge of an atom with more protons than electrons?

21
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What is the charge of an atom with the same amount of protons and electrons?

22
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Who created the periodic table?

23
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Which are the most and least reactive groups in the periodic table?

A

Most: Alkali metals
Least: Noble gases

24
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What is another name for a molecular compound?

A

Covalent compound

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What is the difference between the elements found in ionic and molecular compounds:
Ionic: contains metals Molecular: only non-metals
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True or false: two of the same elements can bond to make a covalent compound.
True (example: O2)
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Which kind of compound uses prefixes in the names?
Covalent
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True or false: covalent compounds use roman numerals to tell how many of each element there is.
False
29
When you combine two elements together, what kind of reaction is happening?
Formation
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When you split a compound into separate elements, what kind of reaction is happening?
Decomposition
31
In a chemical equation, which side of the arrow are the reactants on?
The left side
32
Which kind of chemical reaction releases heat and energy?
Exothermic
33
True or false: baking bread is an endothermic reaction.
True
34
What are the four ways to increase the rate of a chemical reaction?
Stirring, higher temperature, reactant concentration, increasing surface area
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What does a catalyst do?
Speeds up the rate of reaction
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What are catalysts called that are involved in biological processes?
Enzymes
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True or false: a cation is negatively charged.
False