Science 10 Review Flashcards
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What is WHMIS?
Symbols on chemicals; workplace hazardous materials information system
What is SDS?
Safety Data Sheet; come with every chemical order
What is a proton?
p+ has a positive charge, found in nucleus
What is a neutron?
n0 zero charfge, found in nucleus
What is an electron?
e- has a negative charge, found in cloud region around nucleus
What is an isotope?
Atoms with a different number of neutrons
How is the periodic table organized?
In groups from 1-18 and periods 1-7
What does the last digit of the group number tell you?
the number of valence electrons
What does the period number tell you?
number of energy levels with electrons
What are ions?
Particles/groups of particles that have a net charge
What is the octet rule?
neutral atoms are unstable with unfull valence shells, so they try to create a full valence level by giving or taking electrons
What do metals become?
They gtive away electrons and become positive cations
What do non-metals become?
They take electrons and become negative anions
What do metals exist as ?
Single ions
What elements do not exist as single atoms?
non-metals and hydrogen
What are the diatomic elements?
Have Hydrogen
No Nitrogen
Fear Fluoride
Of Oxygen
Ice Iodide
Cold Chlorine
Beer Bromine
How are ionic compounds made?
Metal + non-metal/polyatomic ions
Charges must balance
How are ionic compounds named?
First ion (brackets for charge if multivalent), second ion, -ide
What are hydrated compounds?
Ionic compounds containing water in their structure
Water is represented by *xH2O where x is the number of water molecules
How to name hydrated compounds?
Name ionic compound, add prefix according to number of water molecules and -hydrate
How are molecular compounds made?
non metals only (no charges involved)
How do you name molecular compounds?
first element (prefix if more than one), second element with prefix, -ide
What are acids?
Always aqueous, always have hydrogen
What are the rules for naming acids?
hydrogen chlor-ide = hydrochloric acid
hydrogen phosph-ate = phosphoric acid
hydrogen phosph-ite = phosphorus acid