Chemistry quiz Flashcards
(25 cards)
alpha
- 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
Beta
neutron decays
ejection of proton plus and electron
0
e
-1
Gamma
has no mass
electromagnetic radiation high
not change mass number or atomic number
positron emission
protons change into neutron plus an ejected positron
0
e
+1
Electron capture
atomic number decreases by 1
convert proton into neutron
mass number is unchanged
Ionic
metal + nonmetal
naming acids
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
1,2,3, 4, 5, 6 for first word
mono, di, tri, tetra, penta, hexa
transition metals
1) cross multiply charges
2) then name them
polyatomic ion names:
SO₄²⁻ is sulfate
NO₃⁻ is nitrate
NH₄⁺ is ammonium
CO₃²⁻ is carbonate
Dalton’s atomic theory
elements are small particles called atoms
thompson atomic theory
opposite charges attract, same charges repel
cathode experiment
Milikan experiment
Oil drop experiment
gave us magnitude of charge
oil droplets on brass plate
rutherford experiment
existence of nucleus
zinc sulfide around gold foil, alpha particle
top number
element name
bottom number
top number –> protons + neutrons (mass number)
element name
bottom number –> protons (atomic number)
isotopes
atoms with same element with different numbers of neutrons
atomic weight formula
(mass)(abundance/percentage) + (mass 2)( abundance/percentage 2)
Avogadro’s number
1 mol of any element = 6.022141*10^23 atoms
matter
anything that has mass and occupies volume
Mixtures
blend of two or more substances added together without chemically changing the substance itself (saltwater, concrete)
Pure substance
formed when atoms of different elements combine chemically (H2O, NaCl, Glucose, Au, O2)
metals and nonmetals are located where on the periodic table
metals middle, nonmetals right
% yield formula
theoretical - amount of product that would result if limiting reacted
actual - amount of product obtained from reaction
% yield = (actual yield / theoretical yield) * 100
limiting reaction
present in limiting amount