Term 3- Chemistry Flashcards

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element

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one type of atom- can be a single atom or diatomic- differ from number of subatomic particles

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atoms

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basic unit of matter

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nucleus

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dense center of an atom surrounded by cloud of negatively charged behaviour

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subatomic particles

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particles within and surrounding nucleus

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proton

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positively charged particle

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neutron

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neutral particle

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electron

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negatively charged particle

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Periodic Law

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when elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic number, there is a periodic repetition of their physical and chemical properties

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names for columns and rows in PT

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columns > groups; rows > periods

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classes in PT

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metals, non-metals, and metalloids

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similarity between elements in the same period

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same number of shells

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similarities between elements in the same group

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same number of valence electrons and similar chemical properties

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properties of metals

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  • good conductors of heat and electricity
  • shiny
  • ductile
  • malleable
  • reaction with water- corrosion
  • solid at room temperature (except Mercury)
  • sonorous
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properties of non-metals

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  • poor conductors
  • not ductile or malleable
  • brittle
  • dull in colour
  • dull sound when hit
  • many are gases
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properties of metalloids

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  • properties of both metals and non-metals
  • shiny or dull
  • better conductors than non-metals; not as well as metals
  • ductile and malleable
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types of bonding

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ionic, covalent, and metallic

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ionic bonding

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  • between metals and non-metals
  • transfer of electrons where opposite charged ions bond with each other (positive with negative) to balance charges
  • crystalline structure
  • solid state
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covalent bonding

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  • between non-metals
  • sharing valence electrons with each other
  • molecular structure
  • gases, liquids, or low melting points solids
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metallic bonding

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  • between metals
  • sea of electrons- valence electrons are shared among atoms, free to move between atoms
  • crystalline structure
  • solid state
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cations

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positively charged ion

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anions

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negatively charged ion

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ions

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atom or molecule with a net electrical charge due to the loss or gain of one or more electrons (they do this to gain a noble gas electron configuration)

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how to name ionic compounds

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  1. name cation first
  2. name anion second
  • for single ions- elemental non-metal name + ‘ide’
  • for polyatomic ions- name from the ions table
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types of reactions

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  • synthesis
  • decomposition
  • single displacement
  • double displacement
  • combustion
  • oxidation
  • reduction
  • precipitation
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rules to determine products of decomposition
- all binary compounds break down into their elements - carbonates- to oxide and carbon dioxide gas - chlorates- to chloride and oxygen gas - metal hydroxides- oxide and water - oxy acids- non-metal oxide
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types of matter
mixtures and pure substances
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types of mixtures
heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures
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types of pure substances
elements and compounds
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molecule
combination of more than one atom chemically bonded
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compound
combination of more than one type of element chemically bonded
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mixtures
two or more substances that are combined, and can be separated by physical means
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solutions
mixture where one substance dissolves in another
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number of electrons in shell order
2, 8, 18 (8 for the first 18 elements of the periodic table)
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formula for electrons in shells
nth shell = 2(n^2)
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atomic number
number of protons in the nucleus
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mass number
number of protons plus neutrons in the nucleus
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isotopes
element with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons
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valency
the charge of an ion required for bonding the charge an ion will form when it gains or loses electrons
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which electrons have the most energy?
those furthest away
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Bohr Diagrams
how-to-bohr-diagram.ppt
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skeleton equation
which atoms, not how many molecules
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balanced chemical equation
shows all atoms, including coefficients (how many)
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precipitation reactions
two products during double displacement reaction form at least one solid
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double displacement reactions
parts of two aqueous compounds switch places to form two new ones AB + CD > AD + CB
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decomposition reaction
a more complex substance breaks down into two or more simple parts
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combination (synthesis) reaction
two or more reactants combine to form single product
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single displacement reaction
a more reactive substance will displace a less reactive one | A + BC > B + AC
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oxidation reaction
when oxygen is added (e.g. combustion and erosion); hydrogen is lost, electrons are lost, increase in oxidation number
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reduction reaction
when oxygen is removed from an element; combine with hydrogen, gain electrons, decrease in oxidation number
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combustion reaction
when a fuel combines with oxygen, to produce carbon dioxide and water (e.g. cellular respiration)
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rate of reaction
the speed at which a chemical reaction proceeds
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what is rate of reaction influenced by (6 factors)
surface area of a solid reactant, concentration or pressure, temperature, catalyst, nature of reactants
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CO3(^2-)
carbonate
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Cl(^-)
chloride
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OH(^-)
hydroxide
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NO3(^-)
nitrate
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NO2(^-)
nitrite
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SO4(^2-)
sulfate
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SO3(^2-)
sulfite
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NH4(^+)
ammonium