Unit 2 Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
Q

Who discovered the element of Air?

A

Anaximenes

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2
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Who discovered the element of fire?

A

Heraclitus

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3
Q

Who discovered the element of water?

A

Thales

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4
Q

What was the order of suggested elements?

A
Water
Air
Fire
Earth
Ether
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5
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Who suggested the combination of the first 4 elements?

A

Empedocles

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6
Q

What is the modern translation of the four elements?

A
Gas = Air
Liquid = Water
Solid = Earth
Energy = Fire
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7
Q

Who suggested the fifth element? What was it?

A

Aristotle = Ether

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8
Q

What was Aristotle’s idea?

A

That any earthly matter could be formed by a receipe of the four terrestrial elements.

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9
Q

Who made progress towards classifying matter?

A

Robert Boyle

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10
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What were Robert Boyles Suggestions?

A

1) the term element should be applied only to matter that was unable to be further broken down
2) a compound is a term for matter which was combined elements

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11
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What was Jon Jakob Berzelius’ contribution?

A

introduced our modern system of writing chemical symbols

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12
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How many laws of chemistry? What are they?

A

Law of Conservation of Mass
Law of Definite Proportions
Law of multiple proportions

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13
Q

What is this:

“In a chemical reaction, the total mass of all reactants will equal the total mass of all products”

A

Law of conservation of mass. Whatever gets put in (reactants) must come out (products)
(THIS ONLY APPLIES TO CLOSED SYSTEMS - Gas CAN escape)

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14
Q

What is this:

“A specific compound always contains the same elements in the same definite proportions”

A

Law of Definite Proportions

ie. Water is always H20

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15
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What is this:

“Some combinations of elements may be capable of forming more than one compound”

A

Law of multiple proportions

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