Vocabulary Flashcards

(37 cards)

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isotopes

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atoms with different number of neutrons

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ions

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lost or gained electrons (positive = cations, negative = anions)

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atomic number

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equal to the number of protons, defines the element

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atomic mass

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equal to the number of protons plus the number of neutrons

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beta radiation

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medium radiation, an electron (^0 -1e) is ejected and a neutron becomes a proton

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alpha radiation

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weakest radiation, a helium nucleus ( ^4 2He ) is emitted

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energy levels

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ring on a Bohr model

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gamma radiation

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strongest radiation, a high energy photon ( ^0 0Y) is emitted

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orbitals

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region of space where you are most likely to find an electron

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valence electrons

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electrons on the outermost ring

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hund’s rule

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electrons spread out in an orbital type before they pair up

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aufbau principle

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electrons occupy lower energy levels first

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pauli exclusion principle

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electrons in an orbital must have opposite spins

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metals

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left side of PT, luster, malleable, ductile, good conductors

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metalloids

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along stair step line of PT, mixed properties

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non metals

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top right of PT, brittle, various colors, poor conductors

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group vs period

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Group- column on PT, have similar properties and same # valence electrons
Period - row on PT, have same number of energy levels and shielding electrons

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alkali metal

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group 1, very reactive metals, react with water

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akaline earth metals

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group 2, reactive metals

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transition metals

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groups 3-12, less reactive metals, charges can vary

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halogens

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group 17, very reactive nonmetals

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noble gases

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group 18, inert (nonreactive) nonmetals

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atomic radius

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refers to size of an atom, francium is biggest

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ionization energy

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energy required to remove an electron, helium has the highest

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electronegativity
ability of an atom to attract an electron, fluorine has the highest
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ionic bond
between metal and nonmetal, high melting points, conduct electricity
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covalent bond
between nonmetals, low melting points, do not conduct electricity
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empirical formula
simplest formula, show ratio of elements
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molecular formula
shows what’s actually in the molecule
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polar
polar is an unequal sharing of electrons (electrons on the central atom)
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nonpolar
nonpolar is an equal sharing of electrons
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accuracy
accuracy refers to how correct you are
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precision
precision refers to how close together your measurements are
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Ph -turn litmus paper red
potential of hydrogen
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POh -turn litmus paper blue
potential of hydroxide
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Polar
non soluble
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non polar
soluble