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elements |
pure substances that are made up of one kind of atom that cant be broken down into simpler substances |
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extensive properties |
depend on the amount of matter and energy that you have; change |
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chemistry |
the study of composition of matter and the changes is undergoes |
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intensive properties |
depends on the type of matter, but not the amount; doesnt change |
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chemical properties |
the ability of a substance to undergo a specific chemical change |
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physical property |
what is state at room temperature |
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physical property |
what is color chem or phys |
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physical property |
what is magnetism chem or phys |
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physical property |
what is boiling point chem or phys |
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physical property |
what is melting point chem or phys |
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chemical property |
what is flammability chem or phys |
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chemical property |
what is chemical reactivity chem of phys |
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chemical property |
what is tarnishing or rusting chem of phys |
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chemical property |
what is rotting or spoiling chem or phys |
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chemical change |
in order to study a chemical property a _____ _____must take place |
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physical property |
changes in state of matter- chem or phys |
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physical property |
properties change but composition doesn't change-chem or phys |
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physical property |
reversible or irreversible-chem or phys |
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chemical change |
produces new matter with a different composition than the original matter-chem or phys |
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extensive property |
ext or int. volume |
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extensive property |
ext. or int.mass |
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extensive property |
size-ext. or int |
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extensive property |
amount of energy-extensive or intensive |
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homogeneous |
solution- homo or hetero |
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homogeneous |
uniform throughout-homo or hetero |
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homogeneous |
a single phase- homo or hetero |
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heterogeneous |
not uniform-homo or hetero |
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heterogeneous |
multiple phases(layers)-homo or hertero |
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matter |
____ can be separated physically |
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accuracy |
how close a measurement come to the true, accepted value |
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precision |
how close a series of measurements are to one another(consistent) |
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% error=accepted value- experimental value/accepted value x 100 |
what is the %error calculation???? |
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always |
zeros in the middle of the # are _______ significant |
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never |
zeros at the front of a number are ____ significant |
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sometimes |
zeros at the end of a number are _____ significant |
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after |
zeroes that the end of a number ____ the decimal point are always significant |
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before |
zeroes at the end of a number ___ the decimal place are never significant |
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v=lxwxh |
volumer calculation |
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decays |
a chemical change occurs when a piece of wood decays or split or painted or cut |
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atoms |
matter is made up of tiny particles that cannot be divided called ____ |
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atomic number |
___ ____ identifies the element and equals the number of protons |
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atomic mass |
___ ____ equals the number of protons + neutrons |
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atomic mass |
___ ____- atomic number= neutrons |
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isotopes |
atoms withe the same atomic number but different atomic masses |
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proton to neutron ratio |
what determines the stability of an atoms nucleus??? |
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orbitals |
___ are where electrons live |
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when the electron falls back from excited state to ground state |
when does an electron give off a burst of light? |
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ions |
____ are when an atom that has lost or gained electrons and is no longer neutral. |
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ions |
__ are a charged particle or atom |
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s, p, d, f |
what are the four sublevels? |
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1 |
s has __ orbitals |
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3 |
p has ___ orbitals |
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5 |
d has ____ orbitals |
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7 |
f has ____ orbitals |
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2 |
___ electrons goes into the s orbital |
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6 |
___ electrons goes into the p orbital |
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10 |
__electrons goes into the d orbital |
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14 |
___ electrons goes into the f orbital |
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how many significant figures are in 0.0098789 |
5 |
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what is this number rounded to three sig figs?- 0.0355 |
0.0355 |
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waht is this number rounded to two sig figs?-0.0355 |
0.036 |
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what is this number rounded to one sig fig?- 0.0355 |
0.04 |
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what is the standard unit for length? |
m |
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what is the standard unit for mass? |
kg |
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waht is equivalent to one cubic centimeter? |
1mL |
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2 types of pure substances are __ and ___ |
elements and compounds |
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are compounds uniform through out? |
yes |
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are elements unifrom throuhgout? |
yes |
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can elements be separated my physical means? |
no |
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can compounds be separated by physical means? |
no |
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is homo or hetero unifrom throuhgout or both? |
homo |
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can hetero be separated by physical means? |
yes |
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can homo be separated by physical means? |
yes |
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mixtures can be separated by______ if they are evaporated |
physical |
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mixtures can be separated by______ if they are filtered |
physical |
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mixtures can be separated by______ if they are used as a magnet |
physical |
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mixtures can be separated by______ if they are decanted |
physical |
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compounds can be separated into |
elements |
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what are the basic building blocks for all matter? |
atoms |
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what is in the nucleus of an atom? |
protons and neutrons |
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what determines the mass? |
amount of protons and neutrons |
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what is the charge of a nucleus? |
positive |
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waht do all atoms of the same element have in common? |
atomic number |
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atomic number=___ |
protons |
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protons=____ |
atomic number |
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neutrons = mass- ____ |
atomic number |
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electrons(in a neutral atom)=the number ___ |
protons |
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how are elements arranged on the periodic table? |
atomic number |
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who discovered the electron? |
thompson |
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who discovered the nucleus? |
rutherford |
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who discovered that the atom was mostly empty space? |
rutherford |
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who discovered that the nucleus has a positive charge? |
rutherford |
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who discovered the modern atomic theory? |
dalton |
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who used the cathode ray tube in his experiment? |
thompson |
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who used the gold foil experiment? |
rutherford |
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what is teh 1st quantum number? |
main energy level |
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what is the second energy level? |
sublevel |
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waht is the thrid energy level? |
orbital |
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what is the fourth quantum number? |
electron spin |
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how many electrons can go into each orbital? |
2 |
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how many electrons fill the 1st main energy level? |
2 |
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how many electrons fill the 2nd and 7th main energy levels? |
8 |
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how many electrons fill the 3rd and 6th main energy levels? |
18 |
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how many electrons fill teh 4ht and 5th main energy levels? |
32 |
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what is the three types of notation for writing electron configuration? |
standard, noble gas, orbital |