chemistry unit test Flashcards
how is the valence charge of an atom’s ion determined
The valence charge of an ion is determined by how many electrons are needed to be added or removed to have a full orbit and to become stable
what are two differences between molecular an ionic compound
- molecular is one metal/one nonmetal
- ionic is two nonmetals
- ionic conducts heat, molecular doesn’t
what does (aq) mean
aqueous. It means dissolved in water.
all acids contain what type of ion
hydrogen. H+
all bases contain what type of ion
hydroxide
when an acid and a base react, what to products are always produced? And what type of reaction is this?
water and salt. Double displacement/neutralization.
what does balancing chemical equations have to do with the law of conservation of mass?
you can’t create or destroy matter. whatever is present on the left must be there on the right. you balance equations in order to convey the law of conservation of mass. you have to balance to obey the law.
Carbon dioxide
CO2
what is a polyatomic ion
two or more atoms covalently bonded or of a metal complex that can be considered to be acting as a single unit.
2 types of acids
binary and oxy-acid
binary acid
contains hydrogen and one other element only.
only use hydro for binary acids. (not polyatomic)
oxy-acids
contains hydrogen and a polyatomic ion
no hydro
ATE = IC ITE = OUS
ATE
ITE
PER ATE
HYPO ITE
ATE = 3
ITE = subtract 1 from ate (2)
PER ATE = add one from ate (4)
HYPO ITE = subtract 2 from ate (1)
how many electrons does each orbit level hold
The first orbit holds two electrons, then every other orbit after that holds electrons