Chemistry quiz Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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alpha

A
  • loss of two protons
  • loss of two neutrons
  • reduces mass number of nucleus by four
  • reduces atomic number by 2
    top number -4/+4
    bottom number -2/+2

+4/-2
e
+2/-2

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Beta

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neutron decays
ejection of proton plus and electron

0
e
-1

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3
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Gamma

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has no mass
electromagnetic radiation high
not change mass number or atomic number

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4
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positron emission

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protons change into neutron plus an ejected positron

0
e
+1

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5
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Electron capture

A

atomic number decreases by 1
convert proton into neutron
mass number is unchanged

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6
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Ionic

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metal + nonmetal

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7
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naming acids

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H ions removed from “ic” acid, anion’s name ends with “ate”

H ions removed from “ous” acid, anion’s name ends with “ite”

name first element: use full name but with prefix of how many atoms it has (mono, di, tetra) ex: monoxide

name second element: use root followed by “ide” ex: dioxide

N2O5 –> dinitrogen pentoxide
SO3 –> Sulfur Trioxide
N2O –> dinitrogen monoxide

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8
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1,2,3, 4, 5, 6 for first word

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mono, di, tri, tetra, penta, hexa

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9
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transition metals

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1) cross multiply charges
2) then name them

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10
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polyatomic ion names:

A

SO₄²⁻ is sulfate
NO₃⁻ is nitrate
NH₄⁺ is ammonium
CO₃²⁻ is carbonate

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11
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Dalton’s atomic theory

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elements are small particles called atoms

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12
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thompson atomic theory

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opposite charges attract, same charges repel

cathode experiment

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13
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Milikan experiment

A

Oil drop experiment

gave us magnitude of charge

oil droplets on brass plate

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14
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rutherford experiment

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existence of nucleus

zinc sulfide around gold foil, alpha particle

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15
Q

top number
element name
bottom number

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top number –> protons + neutrons (mass number)
element name
bottom number –> protons (atomic number)

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16
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isotopes

A

atoms with same element with different numbers of neutrons

17
Q

atomic weight formula

A

(mass)(abundance/percentage) + (mass 2)( abundance/percentage 2)

18
Q

Avogadro’s number

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1 mol of any element = 6.022141*10^23 atoms

19
Q

matter

A

anything that has mass and occupies volume

20
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Mixtures

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blend of two or more substances added together without chemically changing the substance itself (saltwater, concrete)

21
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Pure substance

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formed when atoms of different elements combine chemically (H2O, NaCl, Glucose, Au, O2)

22
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metals and nonmetals are located where on the periodic table

A

metals middle, nonmetals right

23
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% yield formula

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theoretical - amount of product that would result if limiting reacted
actual - amount of product obtained from reaction

% yield = (actual yield / theoretical yield) * 100

24
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limiting reaction

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present in limiting amount

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excess reactant
reactant still present after reaction. aka excess stuff