genchem Flashcards

(79 cards)

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4 phases of matter

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solid
liquid
gas
plasma (lightning or TV screen)

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mass

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the amount of matter contained in an object, NOT WEIGHT

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Law of Conservation of Matter

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matter cannot be created or destroyed, physical or chemical changes can occur but the total amount of matter stays the same

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element vs compound

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element - pure in the sense that it is exclusively one thing

compound - can be further broken down, like metal oxides

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two types of mixtures

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heterogeneous (trail mix)
homogenius - solution, fully mixed together

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physical property

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not associated with chemical composition change

like density, color, hardness

NO CHEMICAL IDENTITY

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chemical property

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change in chemical composition

flammability, acidity, reactivity

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intensive vs extensive properties

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extensive - depends on amount (mass or volume)

intensive - same regardless of amount (temp, color, density)

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9
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7 SI units

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My kind sister Amy keeps many coins

meter
kg
second
amp (electric current)
kelvin (temp)
mole
candela (light density)

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10
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rounding rule when adding

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keep the least amount of decimal places from question

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rounding rule when multiplying

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round to least number of sig fig

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12
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K=

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C+273.15

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13
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Radioactivity of proton, neutron and electron

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proton is alpha
electron is beta
gamma is neutron

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14
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the electron is ____ than proton and neutrons

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LIGHTER

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15
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Structural atom facts

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atom is mostly composed of empty space

middle (nucleus) is composed of protons and neutrons

electrons surround it orbiting

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16
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periodic table horizontal

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period

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17
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periodic table vertical

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group

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18
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Covalent bonding

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(H2O) two or more atoms share electrons

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ionic bonding

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formed when two atoms, one of which is a metal, interact and exchange electrons

Has a positive and negative ion
NaCl

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20
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naming covalent bonds

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uses prefixes (mono, di, tri) no suffixes

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21
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naming ionic compounds

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uses suffixes (like orgo)

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22
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NH4+

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ammonium

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23
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ammonium

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NH4+

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24
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phosphate

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PO4 3-

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PO4 3-
posphate
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phosphite
PO3 3-
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PO3 3-
phosphite
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AsO4 4-
arsenate
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AsO3 3-
arsonite
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arsenite
AsO3 3-
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arsenate
AsO4 4-
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O2 2-
peroxide
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peroxide
O2 2-
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sulfate
SO4 2-
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sulfite dont need to know
SO3 2-
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carbonate
CO3 2-
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hydrogen phosphate
HPO4 2-
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SO4 2-
sulfate
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SO3 2-
sulfite
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CO3 2-
carbonate
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HPO4 2-
hydrogen phosphate
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ClO-
hypochlorite
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ClO2 -
chlorite
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ClO3 -
chlorate
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ClO4 -
perchlorate
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HSO4 -
hydrogen sulfate
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H2PO4 -
dihydrogen phosphate
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NO3-
nitrate
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NO2-
nitrite
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hydrogen sulfate
HSO4 -
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divydrogen phosphate
H2PO4 -
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nitrate
NO3-
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nitrite
NO2-
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HCO3-
hydrogen carbonate
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hydrogen carbonate
HCO3-
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acetate
CH3CHOO
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cyanide
CN-
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hydroxide
OH-
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permanganate
MnO4-
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thiocyanate
SCN-
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Molarity formula
M=(moles/volume in L)
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dilution
M1V1=M2V2
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concentration formula
conc=n/v
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empirical vs molecular formula
empirical is fully reduced, molecular is the actual
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alkali
group all the way left *H not included
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alkaline earth
1 group off the left
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transition
all middle
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metalloids
Al, germinuium down
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nonmetals
boron, silicone zig zag down
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halogens
1 group off the right
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noble gasses
all the way right
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group
up down
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period
left right
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mass =
atomic mass (aka protons) + neutrons
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daltons theory
all matter is made by atoms compounds = 2+ atoms chemical reaction is 2+ atoms rearranged all atoms of a given element have the same mass and properties - which are exclusive to only that element
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thomsons theory
plum pudding model discovered charge to mass ratio negative is dispersed through the positive atom
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millikans theory
charge of electrons was -, led to discovery of mass of electron
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Rutherfords theory
gold foil exp discovered that the atom is mostly empty with a dense positive core, negative is orbiting around