Exams 1-3 review Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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true or false: nonmetals tend to lose electrons

A

false

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2
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true or false: experiments are needed to validate a theory

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true

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3
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true or false: once a theory is proposed, it is considered fact

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false

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4
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true or false: an observation explains why nature does something

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false

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5
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true or false: a scientific law summarizes a series of related observations

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true

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6
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true or false: in both solids and liquids, the atoms or molecules pack closely to one another

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true

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7
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true or false: liquids are highly compressible

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false

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8
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true or false: protons and electrons have opposite but equal in magnitude charges

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true

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9
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true or false: alkali metals are generally not reactive

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false

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10
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a substance that cannot be chemically broken down into simpler substances is

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an element

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11
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a substance composed of 2+ elements in a fixed, definite proportion is a

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compound

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12
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isotopes of the same element differ only in number of :

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neutrons

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13
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physical or chemical change?
sugar heated to caramel

A

C

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14
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physical or chemical change?
water cooled to ice

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P

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15
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physical or chemical change?
baking soda dissolved in water

A

P

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16
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how many SF in 0.9810

17
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a covalent bond is best described as:

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a pair of electrons holding neighboring nuclei at a fixed distance

18
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name HF

A

hydrofluoric acid

19
Q

name CaS

A

calcium sulfide

20
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name Ni2(SO4)3

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nickel (III) sulfate

21
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name HClO3

22
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name P4O10

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tetraphosphourous decoxide

23
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formula for sulfurous acid:

24
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define a limiting reagent

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the reagent that runs out first and determines how much product is made

25
how can you tell if a reaction is an oxidation-reduction reaction?
check oxidation states; changing oxidation states indicates transfer of E-
26
as volume increases, pressure
decreases
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as temperature increases, pressure
increases
28
what is the maximum # of D orbitals in any energy level?
5
29
if N=2, what can L be?
0, 1
30
Where does energy absorbed during an endothermic reaction go?
this energy raises the potential energy of the bonds formed in the products thereby "storing" that energy
31
Why do atoms emit only certain wavelengths of light when they are excited? (why do line spectra exist)?
electrons can occupy only certain energy levels (n=1,2...) and nothing in between, which means that they transition between those energy levels, the exact and corresponding energy is emitted as photons, with no energies in between
32
Which noble gas has the highest ionization energy? explain
He because it is smallest and most difficult to remove the highest energy valence electron