LAB Quiz Flashcards

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1
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What are the molecules on the left are called?

A

Reactants

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What are the subatomic particles found in all atoms?

A

Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons

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2
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What are the molecules on the right are called?

A

Products

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3
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What is the change from reactants to products called?

A

Chemical reaction

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4
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When hydrogen gas (H2) and oxygen (O2) produce water (H2O), how many H2 molecules are needed?

A

2

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5
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How many molecules of water are produced from the combination of H2 and O2?

A

2

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6
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Two water molecules share a hydrogen atom occasionally which causes a bond shift. What is shifted? What is left behind?

A

H and OH-

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7
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What is the equations for water molecules?

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2H2+O2 => 2H2O

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8
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Why does hydronium have a positive charge?/

A

It has an extra Proton

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9
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Why does hydroxide have a negative charge?

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It has more electrons than Protons

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10
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Ammonia is a base and therefore forms NH4+ What is the equation?

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NH3+H+ <=> NH4+

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11
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What is the behavior of ammonia that makes it be a base?

A

It is a neutral

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12
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What is the chemical equilibrium between carbonic acid and bicarbonate?

A

pH

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13
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What do hydrogen ions (H+) have to do with pH?

A

When H+ decreases pH increases

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14
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What does the 2 in NH2 signify?

A

There are 2 hydrogen

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15
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What does the 2 at the end of (NH2)2 signify

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There are 2 NH2 bonds

16
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Define hydrocarbon

A

Hydrogen and Carbon bonded

17
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What does the -ane in ethane tell you about the bonds in the molecule?

A

The bonds are singular

18
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What does the -ene in ethene tell you about the bonds in the molecules?

A

There are multiple bonds

19
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Put the prefix and suffix together and define ethane

A

2 singular hydrocarbons

20
Q

Define isomer

A

Compounds with the same formula but different structures

22
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What are the 3 types of isomers

A

Structural, Geometric, Enantiomer

23
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What type of isomers are butane and isobutane? Why?

A

Structural because they have different single bonded structures

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what type of isomers are glucose and galactose? How do you know?
Structural because the structures are slightly different.
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What type of isomers are glucose and fructose? How do you know?
Geometric because the double bonds changed