Test 1 Flashcards

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Democritus

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Atomos

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Chemistry

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Study of composition of matter and the changes it undergoes

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Aristotle

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Continuous view

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Scientific method

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1700s

Observation, hypothesis, experimentation, analyzation

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A. Lavoisier

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Law of conservation of matter

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Law of conservation of matter(mass)

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In a chemical reaction matter cannot be created nor destroyed. Only change forms

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Law

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A brief statement or mathematical equation that summarizes a large amount of results and predicts future results

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John Dalton

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Atomic theory

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Theory

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Very detailed explanation of what is happening

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Sir. F. bacon

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Science is the answer. It will solve our problems

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Rachel Carson

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Wrote silent spring. Led to green chemistry

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Green chemistry

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Reduce waste

Safer solvents

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Physical properties/changes

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Characteristics displayed without change in composition. Color, phys state, odor, etc.
dissolve. It disperses doesn’t change.

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Chemical properties/changes

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Rust, fire, inert, chemical reactions

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Kinetic energy in states of matter

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Solid lowest
Liquid middle
Gas highest

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Solid

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Particles packed closely together in fixed positions. Incompressible.
Independent shape and volume

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Liquid

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Particles in close contact but freely nice past one another

Independent volume

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Gas

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Particles separate from one another. Large gaps between particles. Compressible
Takes shape and volume of container

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Adding sig fig

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Answer may only have as many decimal places as the original value with the fewest

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Multiplying sig fig

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Answer may only have as many sig figs as original value with the fewest

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Mixtures

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Contain 2 or more pure substances not chemically combined. Fairly easy to seperate

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Pure substances

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Composed of one type of atom or molecule.

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Heterogeneous mixture

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Uneven distribution of components. Oil &water

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Homogenous

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Even distribution. Solutions

Milk; soda

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Element
Composed of one type of atom
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Atom
Smallest part of an element that still has properties of that element
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Compound
Composed of two or more types if atoms
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Molecule
2 or more atoms chemically bonded together.
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Au
Atomic element
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O (subscript)2
Molecular element
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H2O
Molecular compound
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Energy
Ability to do work or cause change
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Potential energy
Stored E. E of position. Energy in chem bonds
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Kinetic energy
E of motion. Thermal
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Law of conservation of energy
Energy is neither created it destroyed
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1 cal = J
4.18
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Calorie
energy required to raise 1g of water 1C
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Boiling freezing absolute zero
Boiling 212 F 100 C 373K Freezing 32F. 0C. 273K Abs Zero -460 F. -273C 0K
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J. Proust
Law of definite proportions
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Law of definite proportions
Any given compound is always composed of the same elements in the same mass ratio
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J. Dalton
Law of multiple proportions And Atomic theory
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Law of mult proportions
Elements may combine in a variety or ratios but a different compound will result
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Mendeleev
Periodic law
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Periodic law
When we arrange elements according to their atomic mass their proportions occur periodically
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WM crookes
Cathode ray tube
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Jj Thomson
Plum pudding model | Discovered electron
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Plum pudding model
Atom composed if positively charged stuff with negatively charged particles randomly embedded
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E. Rutherford
Nuclear model
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Nuclear model
``` Atom is mostly empty space. W/dense central nucleus. Inside are positivity charged particles (protons). Electrons outside nucleus Stadium peas(elephant) fly ```
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Chadwick
Discovered neutron. Inside nucleus with protons. No charge
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Atomic mass number
Sum of protons plus neutrons
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Atomic number
Number of protons
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Isotope
Same atomic number | Diff atomic mass
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Bohr
Planetary model | Energy levels 2nsquared
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Valence electrons
Electrons in hugest n level | Most reactive
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Group 1A
Alkali metals
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Group 2A
Alkaline earth metals
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Group 7A
Halogens
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Group 8A
Noble gases
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Metals on ptable
Left of zig
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Non metals on ptable
Right of zig
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Metalloid
On zig except Al
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Lewis dot structure
Represents valence electrons