FINAL Flashcards

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Diatomic element

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The big 7

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2
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Simple cation

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Single element/atom with positive charge

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3
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Compound

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Group of elements

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4
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Poly atomic ion

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The ions of the top of the pt

Charged group of elements

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5
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Multivalent ion

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Atom with more than one charge

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6
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Element

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The stuff on the periodic table

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7
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Families and group on pt

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Have similar chemical properties

Are the vertical rows

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8
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Elements in rows/periods

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Have respecting chemicals properties

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9
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What are the 5 ways to identify a chemical change

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  1. Spontaneous change in temp
  2. Odor
  3. Formation of a gas
  4. Change in color
  5. Light
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10
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Precipitate

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Solid that forms in a liquid solution

Insoluble

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11
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Isotopes

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Different forms of the same element that differs by atomic mass and number of neutrons

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12
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What are the 7 diatomic gases

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H
N
O 
F
Cl
Br 
I
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13
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When HCL ionizes in water what ions are produced

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H(+)

CL(+)

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14
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Properties of an acid

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Sour 
Turns litmus paper red 
Dissolves metals 
0-7 ph 
Colors in phenolphthalein
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15
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Properties of a base

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Bitter 
Slippery 
Turns litmus paper blue 
7-14 ph 
Pink in phenolphthalein 
Dissolves protiens and fats
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16
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Acid + metal =

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Salt
H2
Is a single replacement reaction

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17
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Acid + base

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Water
Salt
Double replacement reaction

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18
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Acid gives off —– ions in water

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Hydrogen

H(+) or H3O(+)

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19
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Bases give off —– ions in water

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Hydroxide

OH(-)

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20
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Ph of weak acid

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6ish

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21
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Ph strong acid

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1ish

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22
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Ph weak base

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8ish

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23
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Ph strong base

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14ish

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24
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Sodium hydroxide

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NaOH

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Sulfuric acid
H2SO4
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Carbonic acid
H2CO3
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Acetic acid
C2H4O2
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Calcium hydroxide
Ca(OH)2
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Nitric acid
HNO3
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Phosphoric acid
H3PO4
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Hydrologic acid
HCL
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Charles law
Gases expand when heated When has is held at a constant pressure, the volume is proportional to the temperature Temp increase=volume increase Direct proportion
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Boules law
Volume increase = pressure decrease Inverse relationship The volume of a gas is in really proportional to the pressure at a constant temperature
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List four units of pressure
Torr Psi mmHg atm
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To convert Celsius into kelvin you.....
K= 273 + Celsius
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Define pressure as it relates to gas
The force the gas exerts on the wall of it's container
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Absolute zero
Lowest possible temperature All matter/atoms stop moving 0k 273C
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What is relationship between mass and speed of gas particle
Mass increase = decrease in particle speed
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Gay-lussacs law
As temp increases= pressure increase when volume is constant
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Diffusion
Spread of gas thru space and substances High concentration to low concentration Ex) perfume smell spreading thru room
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Solution
Mixture of 2+ substances | Solvent + solute
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Solvent
Liquid where something is dissolved Ex) the water in saltwater Does the dissolving
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Solute
The substance that is dissolved in the solution Ex) the salt in saltwater Gets dissolved
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Dilute
A small amount of the solute compared to the solvent
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Concentrated
A large amount of solute compared to the solvent
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Kinetic energy is the energy of
Motion
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Potential energy is the energy of
Position
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Enthalpy
Delta H Internal energy The energy system produced upon reaction at constant temperature
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Entropy
2nd law of thermodynamics The amount of energy that escapes durning a reaction Disorder and chaos in system
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Activation energy
The energy is takes to start a chemical reaction
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Catalysts
Aren't used up in reaction | Speed up a reaction by lowering the activation energy
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1st law of thermodynamics
Energy can't be created or destroyed
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2nd law of thermodynamics
No energy system is 100% efficient Systems seek max entropy Entropy
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3 things to consider on the dangers of nuclear radiation
1) number of decays/second (half life) 2) type of radiation 3) mode of exposure~bio tissue harmed easily
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Half life
Time it takes for a radioactive sample to decay by half
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Alpha particle
Large size Shielded by cardboard Low penetrating power
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Beta
Medium size Shielded by glass Medium penetrating power
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Gamma
Small size Shielded by many inches of lease it many feet of concrete High penetrating power
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Short half or long half more dangerous?
Shorter the half life = more unstable = more radioactive = more dangerous
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Isotopes of hydrogen
Protium(H-1) Deuterium(H-2) Tritium(H-3)
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Isotopes of uranium
U-235 Rare | U-238 Plenty
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Where does radon gas come from
Decay product of U-238 and found in soil | Dangerous gas
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How many years can radiocarbon dating date an artifact
40,000 years
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What is used to start a fission reaction
Neutron
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Ionizing radiation
Particle flying from radioactive atom has ability to collide with molecules and knock off it's electron
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Geiger counter
Used to measure radiation
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Decay/disintegration series
The series of radioactive decay that a substance goes through before becoming Loses particles and energies as it become stable
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Simple anion
Single atom/element with a negative charge
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Equlibruim
Two opposing processes occur at the same rate System will always shift to stay in equilibrium Add a chemical=shift to opposite direction Take away a chemical=shift towards that chemical
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Reaction rate
Amount/time
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Endothermic
Energy flows into system from surroundings PE increase Feels cold
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Exothermic
Energy flows out Wam PE decrease
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Enzyme
A catalyst in reaction rates of living organisms
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5 things that increase the reaction rate
``` Temp increase Catalyst Increase concentration Increase pressure Increase surface area ```
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Combustion reaction
Oxygen + hydrocarbon = CO2 + water