midterm Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
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is made of particles that are constantly in motion.

A

matter

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2
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energy in motion

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kinetic energy

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3
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Increased temperature means

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greater speed

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4
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happen when the temperature of the substance changes sufficiently.

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phase change

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5
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attractive forces in between particles / molecules

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intermolecular forces

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6
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has definite shape and volume.

A

solid

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7
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particles are tightly packed

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solid

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8
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Has the greatest force of attraction between particles.

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solid

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9
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Definite volume, no definite shape.

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liquid

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10
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No definite shape or volume.

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gas

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11
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A gaseous state of something that is normally liquid

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vapor

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12
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noted the ideality of real gases and
attributed it to the existence of intermolecular interaction.

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Johannes Diderick van Der Waals

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13
Q

identify which type of intermolecular force of attraction

Methane and Methane

A

london dispersion

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14
Q

identify which type of intermolecular force of attraction

Mg2+ and H2O

A

ion-dipole

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15
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identify which type of intermolecular force of attraction

Cl2 and H2

A

hydrogen bonding

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16
Q

identify which type of intermolecular force of attraction

ammonia

A

hydrogen bonding

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17
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identify which type of intermolecular force of attraction

N2O4

A

london dispersion

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18
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identify which type of intermolecular force of attraction

salt solution

A

ion-dipole

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19
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identify which type of intermolecular force of attraction

silicone tetrafluoride

A

london dispersion

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20
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Caused by temporary dipoles due to electron movement.

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London dispersion

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21
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Attraction between positive and negative dipoles of adjacent
molecules.

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dipole-dipole

22
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Particles are arranged in a highly ordered, repeating pattern.

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crystalline solid

23
Q

Sharp melting point due to uniform structure.

A

crystalline solid

24
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it is anisotropic

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crystalline solid

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pseudosolid (super cooled liquids)
amorphous solid
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high ionization energy
metallic crystals
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is a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances.
solution
28
Occur in polar molecules.
dipole-dipole
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Special type of dipole-dipole interaction.
hydrogen bonding
30
Occur between ions and polar molecules.
ion-dipole
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affect physical properties and solubility.
intermolecular forces
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Resistance to flow.
viscosity
33
The energy required to increase the surface area of a liquid.
surface tension
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Results from cohesive forces between molecules.
surface tension
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The pressure exerted by a liquid’s vapor when in equilibrium.
vapor pressure
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The temperature at which vapor pressure equals external pressure.
boiling point
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Affected by altitude
boiling point
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Particles are arranged in a random, disordered structure.
amorphous solid
39
No definite melting point; they soften over a range of temperatures.
amorphous solid
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The substance present in the largest amount in a solution
solvent
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The substance being dissolve
solute
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dissolving medium
solvent
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Solution of any substance which the solvent is water.
aqueous solution
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solution of any substance which the solvent is alcohol
tincture
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Ability of a solute to be dissolved in solvent.
solubility
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contains more than the maximum amount of solute dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a certain temperature
supersaturated solution
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contains less than the maximum amount of solute dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a certain temperature
unsaturated solution
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contains the maximum amount of solute dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a certain temperature
saturated solution
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identify if solute or solvent gold in 18k gold
solvent
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identify if solute or solvent silver in amalgam
solvent
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identify if solute or solvent propane in cooking gas
solute