Definitions Flashcards

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Pure Substance

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  • large collection of very small particles in which the particles are all alike
  • made of elements & compounds.
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Element

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  • one type of substance

- maybe atoms or molecules

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Compound

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  • one type of pure substance

- made of molecules or ions

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Particles

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  • what matter is made of
    • atoms
    • molecules
    • ions
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Molecule

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  • single particle composed of two or more atoms

- held together by very strong bond

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Ion

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  • particle with electric charge
  • positive or negative
  • monatomic or polyatomic
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Monatomic Ion

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  • atom with an electric charge

- postive or negative

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Polyatomic Ion

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  • molecule with an electric charge

- postivie or negative

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Mixture

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  • particles are not all alike
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Homogenous mixture

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  • mixture that is homogenous in appearance

- uniform compostion

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Heterogenous Mixture

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  • mixture that is heterogenous in appearance

- not uniform in composition

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Significant Figures

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  • Non zero #’s are sig
  • Zeros between non zeros are sig
  • Zeros left of non zeros are not sig
  • Zeros right of non zeros are ambiguous
  • Add/Sub measured by decimal places
  • Mult/Div measured by sig figs
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Units of Mass

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Metric: gram (g)

English: pound (lb), ounce (oz)

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Units of Length

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Metric: meter (m)

English: foot (ft), yard (yd), mile (mi)

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Units of Area

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Metric: derived units: square meter (m2), 
                                  square centimeter (cm2)
English: square inch (in2), square yard (yd2),
              square foot (ft2)
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Units of Volume

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Metric: basic unit: Liter (L)
derived units: meter cubed (m3),
centimeter cubed (cm3)

English: gallon (gal), quart (qt), pint (pt)

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Equivalent units

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cm3 = cc = ml

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Kilo-

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1,000 = 1 x 10 exp 3

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deci-

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0.1 = 1 x 10 exp -1

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centi-

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0.01 = 1 x 10 exp -2

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milli-

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0.001 = 1 x 10 exp -3

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micro-

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0.000001 = 1 x 10 exp -6

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nano-

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0.000000001 = 1 x 10 exp -9

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Kelvin to Celsius

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K - 273.15 = C (3 sf’s)

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Celsius to Kelvin
C + 273.15 = K (3 sf's)
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Density
mass / volume
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Density of Water
1 g/ml
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Periodic table: Group (families)
- Vertical columns - similar chem & physical properties - Group A: representative elements - Group B: transition elements/metals - Group IA = alkali metals (not H) - Group IIA = alkaline earth metals - Group VIIA = halogens - Group VIII = nobles gases (inert gases)
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Periodic Table: Periods
- Horizontal rows
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Periodic Table: Atomic Mass
- weighted of average of masses of all the isotopes of an element relative to mass of carbon-12 - units of atomic weight (amu)
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Diatomic Elements (nonmetal)
- Hydrgen (H2) - Nitrogen (N2) - Oxygen (O2) - Flourine (F2) - Chlorine (Cl2) - Bromine (Br2) - Iodine (I2)
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Chemical Change
- Change that results in the formation of one or more new substances - Different chem & phys property
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Kinetic Energy
- Energy of motion | - K.E. = 1/2mv exp 2
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Exothermic
- phys or chem change where HEAT is released
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Endothermic
- phys or chem change where HEAT is absorb
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Law of Conservation of Matter (mass)
- matter is neither created nor destroyed, mass is conserved and changed
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Law of Conservation of Energy
- energy is neither created nor destroyed
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Matter
- Collection of very small particles - Three kinds of particles: • Atoms • Ions • Molecules - Two kinds of matter: • Pure substances • Mixtures
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Formula Unit
- lowest whole number ratio of ions in an ionic compound | - analogous to molecule of a molecular compound
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Nucleus
- where protons and neutrons are located | - electrons located outside of nulceus
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Isotope
- atom of same element that differs in number of neutrons
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Valence Shell
- outermost occupied shell of atom
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Valence Electron
- outermost electron in Valence shell
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Atomic number
- identity. Number of protons in nucleus | - equal number of electrons in neutral atom
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Mass number
- Sum of protons and neutrons
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Atomic mass
- weighted average of masses in an atom/molecule | - compared to Carbon-12 (12.00000 amu)
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Ion
- atom (molecule) that lost or gained electrons for a charge
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Cation
- positively charged ion
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Anion
- negatively charged ion
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Ionic bond
- metal to nonmetal; metal transfers electrons to nonmetal
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Covalent bond
- two nonmetals; share electrons
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Neutral atom
- atom with no net charge | - equal number of electrons and protons
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Formula unit
- basic unit of ionic compounds | - smallest electrically neutral collection of cation/anion in compound
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Molecular mass
- average mass of molecules in compound
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Mole
- mass in grams = atomic mass in amu | - avogardo's number 6.022 x 10e23
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Empirical formula
- formula for a compound that gives the smallest whole number ratio of each atom
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Molecular formula
- formula for compound that gives specific number of each atom in molecule