Chem Test Flashcards

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What is an atom?

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smallest component of an element

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What are the three subatomic particles?

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Proton, electron, neutron

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What does a Bhor Model show?

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how all electrons are populated

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4
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How many e- does the S hold in electronic configuration?

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2 e-

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5
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How many e- does the P hold in electronic configuration?

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6 e-

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6
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How many e- does the D hold in electronic configuration?

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10 e-

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How many e- does the F hold in electronic configuration?

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14 e-

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8
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How many e- does the 1st shell hold in Bhor models?

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2 e-

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9
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How many e- does the 2nd shell hold in Bhor models?

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8e-

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10
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How many e- does the 3rd shell hold in Bhor models?

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8e-

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11
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What is the mass of an electron?

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1/2,000

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12
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Where are electrons located?

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electron cloud

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13
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What is the mass of a proton?

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1

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14
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What is the mass of a neutron?

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1

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15
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How do you calculate the mass of an atom?

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proton + neutron

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16
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Where are both protons and neutrons found?

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nucleus

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18
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How many arrows are in one box for a box diagram?

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two

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19
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how many electrons should each atom have in a Lewis Dot structure?

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8 e- (Hydrogen only needs 2)

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20
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What electrons do you use for a Lewis dot?

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only valence e- (group #)

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21
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What makes an equation balanced?

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Both sides are equal (same number of each atom on both sides)

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22
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What is equilibrium?

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rate of forward reaction = rate of backward reaction

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23
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What is an exothermic reaction?

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releases heat

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24
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Is H positive or negative in exothermic?

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negative

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Is H positive or negative in endothermic?
positive
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What is an endothermic reaction?
absorbs heat
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What is Le Chatelier’s Principle?
if equilibrium is disturbed in a closed system, it must return back to equilibrium
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What are the effecting factors?
concentration changes, temperature changes, pressure changes
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What happens when you add a reactant or remove a product?
reactions shifts to the right
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What happens when you remove a reactant or add a product?
reaction shifts to the left
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What happens when you increase heat in an exothermic?
reaction shifts left
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What happens when you increase heat in an endothermic?
Reaction shifts right
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What side does an increase in pressure favor?
side with least # of gas atoms
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What happens when pressure increases in a reaction where products have less atoms?
shifts right
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What happens when pressure increases in a reaction where products have more atoms?
shifts left
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What happens when pressure decreases in a reaction where products have less atoms?
shifts left
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What happens when pressure decreases in a reaction where products have more atoms?
Shifts right
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What is organic chemistry?
the study of compounds containing carbon
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What are hydrocarbons?
only have carbon and hydrogen, simplest organic compounds
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What are the 14 functional Groups?
Alkane, Alkene, Alkyne, Alcohol, Ketone, Aldehyde, Carboxylic acid, ether, Esther, halide, thoils, cycloalkane, amide, amine
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Ending for alcohol?
anol
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Ending for aldehyde?
aldehyde or anal
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Ending for ketone?
anone
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Ending for Carboxylic acid?
anoic acid
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Ending for ether?
ether
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Ending for amine?
anamine
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Ending for halide?
f- fluoro Br- bromo Cl- chloro I- Iodo …Ane
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Ending for thoils?
sulfide
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Ending for amide?
anamide
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Ending for esther?
Anoate
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What is an acid
proton donator
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what is a base
proton acceptor
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what does amphoteric mean
acts as both an acid and base
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what is a conjugate pair
differ by 1 proton, acts as a base-> acts as an acid
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What does it mean when it asks for a conjugate base of an atom?
what the new atom would look life if it acts as an acid
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what happens when an acid reacts with a metal?
produces salt+hydrogen
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What happens when a base reacts with a metal?
produces salt and water
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Three types of ways to show a functional group
full structure Condensed Skeletal
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Prefix for 1 carbon
meth
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Prefix for 2 carbons
Eth
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Prefix for 3 carbons
prop
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Prefix for 4 carbons
but
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Prefix for 5 carbons
pent
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Prefix for 6 carbons
hex
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Prefix for 7 carbons
hept/sept
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Prefix for 8 carbons
oct
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Prefix for 9 carbons
non
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Definition for rate of reaction
how fast a reaction occurs at one point in time, similar to slope of a line
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Another word for triangle H
enthalpy
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