Professor Dave Flashcards

1
Q

Atomic radius ( how big the atom is ) increases along the periodic table ( Up / Down ) and (Right / Left)

A

Down / Left

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2
Q
  1. Adding electrons does what to the Ionic Radius.

2. Atomic radius does what when the atomic number increases.

A
  1. Increases

2. Decreases

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3
Q

The (further / closer) an electron is from the nucleus the easier to remove

A

Further

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4
Q

Energy required to remove an electron from an atom

A

Ionization energy.

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5
Q

The amount of energy liberated when an electron is added to a neutral atom to form a negatively charged ion

A

Electron affinity

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6
Q

the minimum energy required to remove the most loosely bound electron of an isolated gaseous atom, positive ion, or molecule

A

Ionization energy

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7
Q

Compounds and elements are “Pure Substances”

              True or False
A

True

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8
Q

A mixture is multiple types of molecules combined.

Name the 2 types of mixtures

A

Homo / Heterogeneous

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9
Q

0.004050 how many Significant figures

A

4

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10
Q

54,700 how many Significant figures

A

3

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11
Q

1,000.09 How many Significant figures

A

6

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12
Q

0.039 How many Significant figures

A

2

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13
Q

10.1
+ 7.43
———-

Estimate using Prof Daves Rules

A

17.5

When adding or subtracting the value is the same number of places as the decmil in the number with the fewst decmil places

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14
Q

4.93
× 6.027
————

A

20.7

Multiplying or dividing Value will be the same as the lowest Sig Fig

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15
Q
  1. All non-zeros are significant
  2. Zeros between non-zeros are significant
  3. Leading Zeros are not significant
  4. ….
A
  1. Trailing zeros are only significant when they come after a Decmil point.
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16
Q

Convert scientific notation

5.46 x 10⁶

A

5,460,000

17
Q

1.9 x 10⁴ * Negative

A

0.00019

18
Q

8,880,000,000

Write in scientific notation

A

8.88 × 10⁹

19
Q

0.000000450

Write in scientific notation

A

4.50 × 10⁷ * Negative

20
Q

Balance

P + O² —–> P⁴O¹⁰

A

4P + 5O² —-> P⁴O¹⁰

21
Q

AgF + CaCl² —> AgCl + CaF²

Balance the equation

A

2AgF + CaCl² —> 2AgCl + CaF²

22
Q

Balance

Na + O² —> Na²O

A

4Na + O² —> 2Na²O

23
Q

H³PO⁴ + KOH —> K³PO⁴ + H²O

Balance the equation

A

H³PO⁴ + 3KOH —> K³PO⁴ + 3H²O

24
Q

AI²O³ —> AI + O²

Balance the equation

A

2AI²O³ —> 4AI + 3O²

25
Q

Balance

Fe + Cl² —-> FeCl³

A

2Fe + 3Cl² —-> 2FeCl³