PPt.11: The Chemistry of Life Unit 2 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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How many naturally occurring elements are on earth

A

90

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2
Q

Basic indivisible unit

A

Atom

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3
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Positively charged (+1), found in the nucleus

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Protons

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4
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Neutral particles found in the nucleus

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Neutrons

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5
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Negatively charged (-1), found outside of the nucleus

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Electrons

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6
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Refers to the number of protons in the nucleus

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Atomic Number

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7
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Refers to the approximate mass of the atom, which is equal to the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus

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Atomic Mass

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8
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Does not change form into other atomic forms

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Stable

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9
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Unstable, change over time

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Radioactive

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10
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Comparing ratio of radioisotopes to stable product is how you…

A

Determine age of objects

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11
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Each atom has a nucleus around which are electrons found in orbitals, located in the shells

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Bohr Model

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12
Q

Volume within which an electron can be found 90% of the time

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Orbital

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13
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The distance outside the nucleus that these electrons are located in

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Shells

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14
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If an electron gains or loses energy, it does so in ______ amounts

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Discrete

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15
Q

The shells of some elements can have as many as __ electrons

A

32

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16
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When the outermost orbital is filled with the maximum # of electrons

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Most stable configuration

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17
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Displays the elements based on their atomic numbers

A

Periodic Table

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18
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Charged atoms

19
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Positively charged ions

20
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Negatively charged ions

21
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Atoms of most elements possess the property of binding to other atoms to form new and more complex molecules

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Chemical Bonds

22
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Gaining or losing the required number of electrons in the outermost shell

23
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Does not involve complete transfer of electrons, rather the sharing of pairs of electrons

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Covalent Bonds

24
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In covalent bonds, if it is shared equally it results in a _________ covalent bond

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In covalent bonds, if it is not shared equally between two different molecules it is a ______ covalent bond
Polar
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H-H is a
Single bond
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O=O is a
Double bond
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How many covalent bonds in Hydrogen
1
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How many covalent bonds in Oxygen
2
30
How many covalent bonds in Nitrogen
3
31
How many covalent bonds in Carbon
4
32
A single hydrogen atom that is covalently bonded to an oxygen or nitrogen is attracted to another atom -relatively weak, does not take much energy to break
Hydrogen Bonds
33
Interaction between nonpolar molecules
Hydrophobic Interactions
34
Increased Hydrogen Ion concentration when dissolved in water
Acid
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Increased Hydroxide concentration when dissolved in water
Bases
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Covalent bond in water molecule break spontaneously
Ionization
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Negative logarithm of concentration of hydrogen ions
pH
38
pH scale
Runs from 0-14, 7 is neutral
39
Less than 7
Acidic
40
Greater than 7
Basic
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2 is a
Strong acid
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6 is a
Weak acid
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14 is a
Strong base
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8 is a
Weak base