Elements and Compounds Flashcards

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Four new elements have been officially added to the periodic table of elements in June of 2016 and these are?

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NIHONIUM , MOSCOVIUM, TENNESSINE, OGANESSON

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IUPAC stands for?

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INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PURE APPLIED CHEMISTRY

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a list of all known elements in a tabulated form

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PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS

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elements are arranged in such a manner so that elements with similar properties are close together

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PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS

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5
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properties repeat themselves every few elements

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PERIODIC

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6
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elements arranged in rows are called

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groups

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7
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elements arranged in columns are called

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PERIODS

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8
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elements with similar properties are arranged in different group. TRUE OR FALSE

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FALSE

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9
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is a useful tool in identifying elements the exhibit similar properties.

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THE PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS

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10
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lustrous solid at room temperature (except Hg, which is liquid)

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METALS

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11
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ductility and malleability

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METALS

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hardness and tensile strength

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METALS

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12
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good heat/electricity conductors

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METALS

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13
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high melting point/boiling point

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METALS

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14
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either solid or gas at room temperature (except Br2, which is liquid)

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NONMETALS

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15
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brittle and dull solids

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NONMETALS

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16
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poor conductors of heat and electricity

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NONMETALS

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17
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low melting and boiling points

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NONMETALS

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18
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exhibit properties of both metals and nonmetal

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METALLOIDS/SEMIMETALS

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19
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conducts heat and electricity but not as good as how metals act as conductors

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METALLOIDS/SEMIMETALS

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20
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a material that can conduct some electricity better than an insulator

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SEMICONDUCTORS

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21
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some can conduct electricity as much as metals

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SEMICONDUCTORS

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22
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a pure substance that is made up of different elements

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atoms are joined together by chemical bonds

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has a definite composition wherein its constituent elements always occur in the same proportion
COMPOUND
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the process of creating compounds
CHEMICAL REACTION
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chemical change
CHEMICAL REACTION
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results in the formation of a new substance (products) with a different identity from the elements or compounds that constitute it (reactants)
CHEMICAL REACTION
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a chemical reaction that gives off heat (i.e. combustion reaction)
EXOTHERMIC REACTION
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a chemical reaction that absorbs heat as it occurs, allowing it to produce new compounds (i.e. photosynthesis)
ENDOTHERMIC REACTION
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a class of compounds in which one or more carbon atoms are bonded to other elements, most commonly hydrogen, oxygen, or nitrogen
ORGANIC COMPOUND
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all living things are composed of
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
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not all carbon-containing compounds are organic TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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a class of compounds lacking carbon-hydrogen bonds
INORGANIC COMPOUNDS
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everything else except carbon
INORGANIC COMPOUND
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comprise most of Earth’s crust
INORGANIC COMPOUND
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compounds that exhibit
IONIC BONDING
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electron transfer
IONIC BONDING
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made up of positively charged species (cations) bonded to negatively charged species (anions)
IONIC BONDING
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are positively charged species
cations
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are negatively charged species
anions
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compounds that exhibit covalent bonding
COVALENT COMPOUNDS
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electron sharing
COVALENT COMPOUNDS
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a combination of chemical symbols of elements that constitute the compound
CHEMICAL FORMULA
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to indicate the number of atoms of a given element
SUBSCRIPT
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are materials that contain chemical substances that are manufactured and processed for specific purposes such as medication, food preparation, cleaning and maintenance, fuel resources, and construction.
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
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is any substance that is ingested in order to make up for one’s nutrient deficiency or to augment one’s dietary consumption.
FOOD SUPPLEMENT
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This substance can be taken in the form of pills, tablets, pastilles, ampoules, powder in sachets, or liquid drink.
MEDICINE PRODUCTS
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are for topical administration or application on a certain part of the body. -Antibacterial ointments -Medicinal soaps
MEDICINE PRODUCTS
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used to prevent infection of wounds.
ANTISEPTICS OR ANTIMICROBIAL MEDICINES
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are medicines taken to neutralize the acid in the stomach.
ANTACIDS
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are chemical products that are used to remove dirt on hard surfaces.
CLEANING PRODUCTS
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The purpose of these products is to eliminate dirt such as dust, foul odor, and stain.
CLEANING PRODUCTS
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These products contain elements and compounds that are known to have cleaning properties.
CLEANING PRODUCTS
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are used for servicing, repairing, and restoring various materials or equipment to keep them from functioning.
MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS
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are oils that are used to reduce the friction on surfaces of objects that are in contact.
LUBRICANTS
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