Chemistry Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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how do you find the # of neutrons?

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mass # - atomic #

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2
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how do you find the number of protons?

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atomic number

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3
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how do you write standard atomic notation?

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atomic mass
chemical symbol
atomic number

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4
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how many elements are there and how many occur in nature?

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118 elements

90 occur in nature

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5
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columns of elements share what things?

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properties

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6
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valence electrons numbers:

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2, 8, 8, 18

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7
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where are the protons, neutrons, and electrons located?

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protons: nucleus
neutrons: nucleus
electrons: outer orbit (valence electrons)

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8
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do some BR diagrams

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neutrons on top, protons on bottom

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9
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lewis dot diagrams

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last shell of electrons only

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10
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how do you recognize that it’s a chemical change?

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  1. new substance is produced
  2. a new odour/taste and/or colour is produced
  3. heat or light is produced
  4. bubbles of gas are formed
  5. a precipitate (insoluble solid) is formed
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11
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what is a compound?

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2 or more elements combined chemically to form one compound.

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12
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what are ionic compounds?

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made up of metal (negative ions) and non-metal (positive ions)

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13
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practice lewis diagram to ionic bond

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:)

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14
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formula for chemical formulas and composition of compounds:

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metal named first then non-metal –> ide

ex. sodium chloride –> NACL

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15
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writing formulas with multivalent metals:

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ex. Iron (II) oxide –> FEO

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16
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naming multivalent metals:

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ex. Ni2O –> Ni (I) oxide

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17
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practice polyatomic ions:

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don’t end in “ide”

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18
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practice covalent/molecular compounds:

19
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what are the prefixes?

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1-mono
2-di
3-tri
4-tetra
5-penta
6-hexa
7-hepta
8-octa
9-nona
10-deca

*if there is only one of the first element, skip the prefix (mono) but you would put mono if tere is only one for the second element

20
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write the names for the covalent compounds

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ex. Silicon DiOxide

21
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ionic has what?

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both metals and non-metals in it

22
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practice balancing equations:

23
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***what do we need HOFBrINCl for?

24
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practice word equations

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``` what do: aq s g l stand for? ```
aq - water s - solid g - gas l - liquid
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practice naming acids:
- must have H in the beginning - ate --> ic - ite --> ous - ide --> "hydro" at the beginning end in "ic"
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what are the types of chemical reactions?
- synthesis - decomposition - single displacement - double displacement - combustion
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what is synthesis?
- two simple reactants combine to make one larger or more complex product ex. A + B --> AB
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what is decomposition?
- single compound breaks down into smaller compounds or elements - will always have only one compound as a reactant ex. AB --> A + B (2 or more)
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what is single displacement?
- one element replaces another in a compound (metal will take another metal's place) ex. A + BC --> B + AC
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what is double displacement?
- two elements replace one another | ex. AB + CD --> AD + CB
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what is combustion?
- rapid reaction of fuel with oxygen. a hydrocarbon will always produce carbon dioxide and water in an ample supply of oxygen ex. CS2 + O2 --> CO2 + 2SO2
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what are the properties of acids?
- contain H+ - water-soluble - sour - corrosive - conduct electricity
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what are the properties of bases?
- contain OH1- - soluble in water - bitter - slippery - corrosive - conduct electricity another word for basic is alkaline
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bromthymol blue indicator:
acid - yellow | base - blue
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phenolphthalein indicator:
acid - colourless | base - pink
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litmus paper test:
acid - red | base - blue
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what is the pH scale used to measure?
how acidic or basic a substance is
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what numbers are a strong acid?
1,2 weak acid --> 3,4,5,6
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what number is a strong base?
13,14 weak base --> 8,9,10,11,12
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what is the number for neutral on pH scale? ex. distilled water
7
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learn logarithmic scale (pH)
:)
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what happens when an acid reacts with a base?
makes water (neutralization)