Vocabulary Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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change in substance/chemical construct

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Chemical change

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no change in substance/chemical construct

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Physical change

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3
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easy to separate, can see individual parts

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Heterogeneous

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4
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not easy to separate, can not see individual parts

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Homogeneous

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5
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light refracting off particles

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Tindle effect

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6
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small particles-no tindle effect-not able to be filtered

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Solution

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7
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medium particles-some tindle effect-not able to be filtered

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Colloid

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8
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big particles-tindle effect-able to be filtered

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Suspension

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9
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covalent bonds

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non-metal - non-metal

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10
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ionic bonds

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metal - non-metal

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11
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negative charge-small

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Beta waves

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12
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positive charge-larger

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Alpha waves

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13
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no charge-largest

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Gamma waves

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14
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strength of the wave(how high/low)

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Amplitude

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15
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number of waves that pass through a point in a period of time

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Frequency

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16
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does not disrupt bonds between atoms

17
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can disrupt bonds between atoms

18
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enough energy/frequency to eject an electron

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Threshold frequency

19
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particle of specific energy

20
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outermost

21
Q

electrons exhibit properties of both waves and particles

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Wave-particle duality

22
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electrons are always going to fill the lowest level first

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Afbau principle

23
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every orbital is singly occupied before any one is doubly occupied

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Hund’s rule

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Q

any atom with two electrons must have electrons with opposing spins

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Pauli exclusion principle

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Fill order
1s,2s,2p,3s,3p,4s,3d,4p,5s,4d,5p,6s
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Fission
Lots of energy, Splitting of large nuclei
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Fusion
Magnitudes more energy, Combination of small nuclei
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Node
Point of 0 amplitude of a wave
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