Final Flashcards

1
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4 peice of info provided in a chemical RXn

A

Formula
States of matter
Relative number of molecules
Can predict the mass of reactant needed/ mass of product formed

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2
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4 visual clues of chemical RXn

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Formation of a precipitate
Gas- bubbles
Flames- combustion
Absorption of heat

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3
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7 diatoms

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Hydrogen G H2
Nitrogen G N2
Fluorine G F2
Oxygen G O2
Iodine S I2
Chlorine G Cl2
Bromine G Br2
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4
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Four changes in reaction conditions

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High temp - strong heating T
Pressure- P
Energy-Greek nu ( electricity or ultraviolet light)
Catalyst- cat under yield sign if it is unknown

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5
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Common compounds

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Water H2O
Methane CH4
Ammonia NH3

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6
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The Process of Balancing a word equation TTP

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1- short form English (state of matter)
2- classify each substance
3- Chris cross applesauce to all cpds ( obey law of constant composition)
4-write unbalanced equation (state of matter)
5-list the players
6- count the atoms
7- add coefficients until it obeys the law of conservation of matter
8- simplify if possible
9- REMEMBER TO ADD THE STATES OF MATTER

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7
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State of matter for molecular compounds

A

Liquid

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8
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State of matter from most metals

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Solid

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9
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State of matter of acids

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Aqueous

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10
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State of matter for most ionic compounds salts

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Solid

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11
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Define a chemical mole

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Contains 6.022×10^ 23rd units

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12
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Define Stoichiometry

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Process of using a balanced molecular equation to calculate the relative masses of reactants and products involved in the reaction

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13
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What is the theoretical yield

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The maximum amount of a given product that can be formed when the reactant is completely consumed

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14
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What is the mole ratio

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The ratio of moles of one substance to the moles of another substance in a balanced molecular equation

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15
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Define percent yield

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The actual yield of a product as a percentage of the theoretical yield

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16
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For variables that affect the behavior of a given gas

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Temperature pressure the amount of gas and the volume

17
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Boyles law

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Volume/pressure. Indirect

18
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Charles law

A

Volume/temperature direct relationship

19
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Avogadro’s law

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Volume/amount direct

20
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Gay Loussac’s law

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Pressure / temperature. Direct

21
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Ideal gas law

A

PV =nRT

22
Q

When does the gas feel mostly free

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A high temperature but a low-pressure

23
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Dalton’s law

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P total=Pa+Pb+Pc…..

24
Q

What is Dalton’s law when it involves water vapor

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Ptotal=Pair= Pgas+ Pwater vapor

25
Q

Eight transition metals

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Copper mercury iron cobalt chromium tin lead gold

26
Q

Solubility rules

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Say them in your head