Exam 1 Flashcards

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1
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Molecules

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nonmetal elements that bond

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Ionic

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metal +nonmetal that bond NH4 is a metal when at the beginning

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3
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Chemical change

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you make a new chemical (EX acid plus base)

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4
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physical change

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Nothing chemically changes (EX: heat)

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5
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INTensive property

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INDependent of sample size

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6
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EXTensive property

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More stuff EXTends the property. bigger sample size changes property

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7
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Chromatography

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seperating inks SEPERATES BASED ON POLARITY.

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distillation

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boiling methanol SEPERATE TWO LIQUIDS VIA BOILING POINT

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filtration

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coffee filter SOLID FROM LIQUID

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10
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kinetic energy

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energy of motion (temp)

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Potential energy

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ability to store energy that can become kinetic energy (heat)

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12
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volumetric glassware

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very accurate/ calibrated glassware ex graduated cylinder.

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13
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Density equation

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D = Mass g/volume mL

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14
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1 mL = 1 ???

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cm^3

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15
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1.0 + 1.2298887 in sig figs

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2.2

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16
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(1.0 +1.0085749)/ 2.000989 in sig figs

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1

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17
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JJ Thompsom Cathode Ray

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showed that there were charged particles comming out of atoms (electrons)

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18
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Millikan’s Oil drop

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found out what charge were for electrons via the rate that the drops fell

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Rutherfords gold foil

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shot alpha particles through gold foil and showed that solids weren’t really that solid (most fly through). Proved existence of nucleus

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20
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Rutherford’s atom model

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had a nucleus and a charged space around it filled with electrons.

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21
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JJ Thomson’s model

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plum pudding model, basically soup of charges.

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22
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mass spectrometer

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shows how heavy things are using magnets (counts up atoms)

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23
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molecular formula

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ACTUAL amount of atoms in molecule

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24
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empirical formula

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RATIO of atoms in molecule

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7 Diatomic molecules
H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2, NOTE NOT FOR ELEMENTAL
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Eth-
2 carbons
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Meth-
1 carbon
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Prop-
3 carbons
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But-
4 carbons
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cyclo-
all carbons bounded in a circle
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OH functional group
Alchohol, adds -ol ex: methane to methanol
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combustion rxn
Fuel + 02 = CO2 + H2O
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avogandros number
6.022 x 10^23 amu
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empirical formula from mass percent
percentage x mass / atomic mass/ smallest amount of moles =empirical formula
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percent yield
actual yield/ theoretical yield x 100
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scaleen factor
gets from empirical to molecular
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Metric system is GI-ME-KI or GMK
10^9 10^6 10^3
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deci (d)
10^-1
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Centi (c)
10^-2
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Milli (m)
10^-3
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Micro (u?)
10^-6
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Nano (n)
10^-9
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Pico (p)
10^-12
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Femto (f)
10^-15
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how many times must we convert m^3 to cm^3?
3
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Kinetic energy equation
KE = 1/2 mv^2
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Discrete element
Diatomic element thing H2
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ite replaced with _____ in acids
ous
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ate replaced with ____ in acids
ic
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5 carbons
penta
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6 carbons
Hexa
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7 carbons
hepta
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8 carbons
octa
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9 carbons
nona
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10 carbons
deca
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formula units
amu's
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isomers
molecules with the same molecular formula, but different structural appearances.
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PO4 name and charge
phosphate 3-
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C2O4 name and charge
Oxalate 2-
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CO3 name and charge
Carbonate 2-
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Dichromate formula and charge
C2O7 2-
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SO4 name and charge
Sulfate 2-
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SO3 name and charge
Sulfite 2-
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IMP for mass spectrometer questions....
Remember diatomics or discrete elements
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