Chemistry Concepts (Inorganic, Nuclear) Flashcards

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Material used in acrylic glass (plexiglass, Lucite, Altuglas)

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Polymethacrylate Fiber

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Material for bulletproof windows

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Polycarbonate Fiber

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Material used in the production of Kevlar

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Polyamide Fiber

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Catalyst used in the production of polyamide fiber

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1,4-Diaminobenzene

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Material for bulletproof vests

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Polyethylene Fiber

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Monomer of polyamide fiber

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Terephthalic Acid

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Catalyst used in the production of polycarbonate fiber

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Bisphenol A

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Monomer of polycarbonate fiber

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Diethyl carbonate

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Etymology of Cesium

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Latin caesius meaning “sky blue”

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Etymology of Rubidium

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Latin rubidius meaning “deep red”

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Helium was named after _____

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Helios, the Greek god of the sun

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Element called eka-boron by Dimitri Mendeleev prior to its discovery

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Scandium

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Element called eka-aluminum by Dimitri Mendeleev prior to its discovery

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Gallium

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Element called eka-silicon by Dimitri Mendeleev prior to its discovery

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Germanium

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How many elements in the periodic table are naturally occurring?

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88

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Four elements that play a major role in the functioning of the human body

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C, H, O, N

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Element that strengthens bones and aids in blood clotting

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Calcium

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Most abundant element (by mass) in the human body

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Oxygen

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Most abundant element (by moles) in the human body

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Hydrogen

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Two most abundant elements (by mass) in Earth’s crust

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Oxygen, Silicon

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Element that causes Itai-Itai disease

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Cadmium

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Element that causes Minamata disease

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Mercury

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Components of brass alloy

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Copper + Zinc

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Components of bronze alloy

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Copper + Tin

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Components of pewter alloy
Tin + Antimony + Lead
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What element is called the "metal from heaven" for its presence in meteoroids?
Iron
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The only non-metal that can conduct electricity
Graphite
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Age of the Solar System
4.6 E9 years old
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Unit defined as the electric charge freed by radiation in a specified volume of air divided by the mass of that air
Roentgen (R)
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It is the ratio between radiation absorbed by a tissue and radiation delivered to the tissue
Radiation Absorbed Dose (rad)
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It is the ratio between the tissue damage caused by a rad of radiation and the type of radiation
Roentgen Equivalent for Man (rem)
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Number of isotopes of iodine
37 (I-108 to I-144)
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Radioactive nucleus responsible for thyroid cancer
Iodine-131
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Radioactive isotope used for kidney scanning
Mercury-197
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Radioactive isotope used for heart scans in exercise
Thallium-201
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Radioactive isotope used in smoke detectors
Americium-241
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Radioactive isotope for cancer therapy
Cobalt-60
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Decay product of Radon-222 that produces harmful effects
Polonium-218
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Uranium Decay Series
U-238 to Pb-206, Natural
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Actinium Decay Series
U-235 to Pb-207, Natural
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Thorium Decay Series
Th-232 to Pb-208, Natural
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Neptunium Decay Series
Np-237 to Tl-206, Artificial
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Plutonium Decay Series
Pu-241 to U-235, Artificial
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Radiotracer used in the medical imaging modality positron emission tomography (PET)
18-Fluorodeoxyglycose (FDG)
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Ionization counter that uses Argon gas to detect alpha particles
Geiger Counter
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What compound is added to the Geiger counter in order to detect neutrons?
Boron Trifluoride (BF₃)
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Ionization counter which detects nuclear radiation from flashes of light
Scintillation Counter
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Phosphor used in the Scintillation counter to detect alpha particles
Zinc Sulfide
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Phosphor used in the Scintillation counter to detect gamma radiation
NaI crystals with TiI₂
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Amount of energy deposited by 1 rad per kilogram of matter
1E-2 J energy per kg matter
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Material to impede alpha particles
Any material
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Material to impede beta particles
0.25 cm Al
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Material to impede strong beta particles
6-12 mm Lucite or Plexiglass
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Material to impede fast neutrons
Water, paraffin, concrete
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Material to impede slow neutrons
Cadmium
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Material to impede gamma particles
Thick layer of lead
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The only radioation known to have a higher frequency than gamma rays
Cosmic rays
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Ghost particle
Neutrino
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The unit Curie (Ci) is defined as the amount of decays per second that occur in 1 gram of what radioactive isotope?
Radium-286
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Form of energy perceived as a blue glow emitted when electrically charged particles move at speeds faster than that of light in a specific medium
Cherenkov Radiation
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Radiation given off by free electrons that are deflected (i.e., decelerated) in a strong electric field particularly when hitting a metal target such as aluminum
Bremsstrahlung (German: "braking radiation")
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Glass tube with 2 metal plates connected to a high-voltage source which emits a ray drawn from the negative plate towards the positive plate
CRT or Geissler Tube
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Color of light released in a cathode ray
Green
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Phenomenon in which momentum transferred from a photon to an electron accelerates the latter to a new velocity
Compton Effect
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Caused by the uneven distribution of intermolecular force around the molecules at the surface of a liquid
Surface Tension
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When dissolving organic molecules in a polar solvent, how many carbon atoms can be taken into account by a functional group containing an electronegative atom (i.e., oxygen and nitrogen)?
5 carbon atoms
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Extensive property that indicates the quantity of heat needed to raise the temperature of a substance by 1°C
Heat Capacity (C)
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Intensive property that indicates the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of substance by 1°C
Specific Heat Capacity (c)
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Intensive property that indicates the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 mole of substance by 1°C
Molar Heat Capacity
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An inorganic mineral present in human bone and teeth that plays a role in the structural strength of bone and in bone repair and regeneration
Hydroxyapatite Ca₁₀(PO₄)₆(OH)₂
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Component in willow trees that are active ingredients in aspirin
Salicin
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Chemical for smell and taste
Rhodopsin
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Chemical for sight
Retinal
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Component of belladonna plants that treats nerve agent and pesticide poisoning
Atropine
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Common name of Vitamin A
Retinol
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Common name of Vitamin B12
Cobalamin
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How many atoms are present in the buckyball?
60 carbon atoms (12 pentagons, 20 hexagons)
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Solid made of giant molecules which can be crystalline, semicrystalline, or amorphous
Polymeric
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Solid made of a very large number of atoms connected by covalent bonds
Network
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Solid made of randomly arranged atoms or molecules
Amorphous
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Examples of polymeric solids
Rubber, plastics, proteins
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Examples of network solids
Diamond, quartz
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Examples of amorphous solids
Soot, tar, glass
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Increase in temperature of the body of water causes a decrease in the sollubility of oxygen leading to the death of aquatic life
Thermal pollution
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Formation of nitrogen gas bubbles in the blood as a result of high pressures
Bends
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Why is water a good solvent?
Polarity Hydrogen bonding capacity
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Light passing through and scattered by a colloid viewed at a right angle
Tyndall Effect
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A system, such as fat in milk, consisting of a liquid with or without an emulsifying agent in an immisible liquid, usually as droplets of larger than colloidal size
Emulsion
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Motion of any colloidal particle suspended in a solvent
Brownian Motion
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Passage of solvent molecules from dilute solution to a more concentrated solution across a semipermeable membrane
Osmosis
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The amount of external pressure applied to the more concentrated solution to stop the passage of solvent molecules across a semipermeable membrane
Osmotic Pressure
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Pressure greater than the osmotic pressure is applied to the more concentrated solution so solvent flows from the concentrated solution to the dilute solution
Reverse Osmosis
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Process of artificially fixing nitrogen gas from air into ammonia
Haber Process
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Process that combines rubber and sulfur at high temperature
Vulcanization
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Energy released when one mole of a formula unit is produced by bonding together multiple gas atoms
Crystal Lattice Energy
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Method of determining lattice energy
Born-Haber cycle
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Effect of uncommon ions in a solution that increases solubility
Salt effect
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Effect of a second substance that contains the same ions that can participate in equilibrium
Common ion effect
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Effect when Q < Kc
System shifts towards product side
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Effect when Q > Kc
System shifts towards reactant side
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Theory that states bonds are formed when electrons in the bonding molecular orbital is greater than the electrons in the non-bonding molecular orbital
Molecular Orbital Theory
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Theory that states the formation of bond is due to overlap of orbitals
Valence Bond Theory
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Gap between the s and p energy bands
Forbidden Zone
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Chemical species consumed in an elementary step and produced in another
Intermediate
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Hypothetical species between reactants and products
Activated complex
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Reaction step with rate law that corresponds to molecularity of reaction
Elementary reaction
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Acidity trend along a column in the periodic table
Longer bond = stronger acid
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Acidity trend across a row in the periodic table
More polar = stronger acid
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TRUE or FALSE: For all adiabatic processes, the entropy change of the system must be zero
False
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TRUE or FALSE: For one component systems, it is possible for two phases in equilibrium to have different chemical potentials
False
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TRUE or FALSE: The change in Gibb's free energy can be negative for a cyclic process
False
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TRUE or FALSE: A condition for equilibrium is that (ΔA) T, F = 0
False
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TRUE or FALSE: Carbon-14 is continually generated in the upper atmosphere by the production and decay of nitrogen 14
True
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TRUE or FALSE: Carbon-14 incorporated into carbon dioxide and the other compounds are distributed worldwide as part of the carbon cycle
True
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TRUE or FALSE: The continual formation of carbon-14; transfer of isotope within the oceans, atmospheres and biosphere; and the decay of living matter keep the supply constant
True
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What is the common contaminant in the BTEx process?
Sulfur
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Chemical used as a plant hormone for ripening of fruits
Ethylene
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Other name for lecithin
Phosphatidylcholine
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Compound extracted from capsicum
Capsaicin
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Other name for alar
Daminozide
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Gives crimson red color in flame test
Sr
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Gives silver white color in flame test
Al
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Gives blue color in flame test
As
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Gives bright green color in flame test
B
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Gives bright orange color in flame test
C
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Gives brick red color in flame test
Ca
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Gives blue-green color in flame test
Cu