Unit 1, Chapter 2 Flashcards

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1
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what does science study?

A

the natural world/physical universe

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2
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components of the physical universe include

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matter, energy and forces

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3
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These are the building blocks of matter

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atoms

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4
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atoms bond so that they can

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become stable

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5
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atoms lose their individual identity when chemically bonded to form

A

molecules

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6
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Ionic bonds bond together

A

cations and anions

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7
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These are the two types of covalent bonds

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polar and pure

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8
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Laws are described a

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phenomenon in nature that we always assume is true

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9
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These were the only stable atoms when Earth was created

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Helium and Hydrogen

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10
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John Dalton created this model

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Billiard Ball Model

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11
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Bohr disproved dalton and created this model

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Bohr Model

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12
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These are the six essential elements:

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C, O, H, N, P, S

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13
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Chemical bonds formed from electron transfer

A

ions

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14
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loss of electrons

A

oxydation

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15
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Covalent bonds are

A

a SHARED PAIR of electrons

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16
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As electronegativity increases

A

the pull of the electron increases

17
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When two atoms have the same electronegativity they are considered to be

18
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When atoms do not have equally shared electrons they are

19
Q

Dipoles

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are partially negative and partially positive charges

20
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Trace Elements

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an element that is only needed in very small quantities by an organisms

21
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Two examples of trace elements include

22
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one amu is

23
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energy is defined as

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the capacity to cause change

24
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the atom who takes the electron is being

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the atom who's electron is being taken is being
oxydized
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intramolecular forces
work within the molecule
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intermolecular forces are
the attractions between other molecules
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which is stronger intra or intermolecular forces?
intramolecular bonds
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these are the three types of intramolecular bonds
dipole-dipole, dipole-induced dipole, and freak dipole-induced dipole
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dipole dipoles are ____ and an example is ____
partial attraction between molecules, water
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what is an induced dipole?
these are temporarily dipoles for a split second because they repel against the other dipole's partial charges.
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another name for a freak dipole is
longdon dispension dipole
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explain the freak dipole
when electrons spend more time around one atom or another, creating a partial negative that can freak out a little, creating a dipole with a slight attraction.