honors chem Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
Q

How to round for sig figs when multiplying/dividing?

A

Smallest number of sig figs in original

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2
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Sig figs for adding/subtracting?

A

Smallest number of decimal places in original

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3
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List the significant zeroes

A

Trapped/captive, trailing with decimal

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4
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List unsignificant zeroes

A

Leading, trailing w/o decimal

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5
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What is conserved during physical and chemical change?

A

Mass

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6
Q

Distillation separates mixtures based on what?

A

Differences based on boiling point

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7
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Chromatography separates mixtures based on what?

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Differences based on polarity

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8
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Explain how paper chromatography works

A

Component most similar in polarity to mobile phase moves up farthest.

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9
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Isotopes

A

Diff number of neutrons

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10
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Ions

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Diff number of electrons

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11
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What is something called when it has a different number of protons?

A

Entirely new element w new name

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12
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Dalton’s postulates wrong about

A

Existence of subatomic particles and isotopes

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13
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What did the Cathode ray tube discover

A

negatively charged electron

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14
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What did the gold foil exp. dicover?

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Dense, positively charged nucleus and mostly empty space in atom

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15
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How many electrons can each orbital hold?

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16
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Aufbau principle

A

Fill lowest energy level orbital first

17
Q

What are the rows called?

18
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What are columns called?

A

Groups/families

19
Q

Everything in the same group has ____ bc ____

A

similar properties bc they have same number of valence electrons

20
Q

Strength of IMFs and Bulk Solids

A

lDF < Dipole-dipole < H-bond < ionic < metallic < network covalent

21
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Increase in IMFs corresponds to?

A

Increased boiling point, melting point, surface area, viscosity

22
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Mole highway pathway

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grams A –> moles A –> moles B –> grams B

23
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% composition by mass for a ____ does not change

A

pure compound

24
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Empirical formula rhyme

A

% to mass, mass to mole, divide by small, times until whole; get the simplest whole # ratio of the moles in compound

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% yield
experimental/theoretical
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% error
(experimental - theoretical)/theoretical
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Rate affecting factors
temperature, conc./pressure, surface area, catalyst
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Rate constant has units based on
overall order of rxn (1-n)
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q>k means
too many products, reverse rate increases, shifts left
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q
too many reactants, forwards rate increases, shifts right
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Use 5% rule when
k<1 and x <5% of starting conc.
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Strong acids and bases _____
dissociate completely
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Weak acids and bases _____
only dissociate a little
34
Use ICE Tables for
weak acids and bases
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Equivalence point for titration is when
moles of acid = moles of base
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Oxidation is
loss of e-
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Reduction is
gain of e-