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Chemistry
Question | Answer |
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# of carbon atoms in meth- prefix | 1 |
# of carbon atoms in eth- prefix | 2 |
# of carbon atoms in pro- prefix | 3 |
# of carbon atoms in but- prefix | 4 |
penta- | 5 |
hexa- | 6 |
hepta- | 7 |
octa- | 8 |
nona- | 9 |
deca- | 10 |
undeca- | 11 |
dodeca- | 12 |
methene | CH2 |
ethene | C2H4 |
propene | C3H6 |
butene | C4H8 |
heptene | C7H14 |
nonene | C9H18 |
benzene* | C6H6 6 Carbon atoms in a ring with a Hydrogen atom attached to each carbon |
dodecene | C12H24 |
methane | CH4 |
ethane | C2H6 |
propane | C3H8 |
butane | C4H10 |
pentane | C5H12 |
octane | C8H18 |
undecane | C11H24 |
tridecane | C13H28 |
hexyne | C6H10 |
ethyne | C2H2 |
propyne | C3H4 |
butyne | C4H6 |
pentyne | C5H8 |
hexyne | C6H10 |
heptyne | C7H12 |
nonyne | C9H16 |
ethyl alcohol or ethanol | C2H5OH (pure grain alcohol) |
discovered the electron | JJ Thomson |
discovered the neutron | James Chadwick |
determined positive nucleus | Ernest Rutherford |
Raisins in plum pudding model of atom | J.J. Thomson |
His atomic theory is the basis for the modern atomic theory | John Dalton |
Eureka! Buoyancy! | Archimedes |
atomic number represents | # of protons |
mass NUMBER is | total of protons and neutrons (nucleus) |
atomic mass | Average mass based on abundance of the naturally-occurring isotopes of an element |
amu | atomic mass unit |
protium | hydrogen atom with 1 proton only (most common)mass # is 1 |
deuterium | isotope of hydrogen with 1 proton and 1 neutron for a mass # of 2 |
heavy hydrogen | deuterium |
tritium | radioactive isotope of hydrogen atom with 1 proton and 2 neutrons for mass # of 3 |
heavy heavy hydrogen | tritium |
the element is determined by this | # of protons (atomic number) |
Vertical columns on the periodic table of the elements | Groups or Families |
Horizontal rows on the periodic table | Periods |
Group 1 | Alkali Metals |
Group 2 | Alkaline Earth Metals |
Groups 3 through 12 | Transition Metals |
Metals | Good conductors of heat and electricity; malleable; ductile; have luster; solids at room temp.; found to the left of the stair step of the table |
Nonmetals | Poor conductors; brittle; dull; gases at room temp.; right of the stair step |
Semimetals/Metalloids | Characteristics of both metals and nonmetals |
Only metal.. liquid at room temp. | Mercury, Hg |
C# times 2 | 'enes' |
C# times 2, plus 2 | 'anes' |
C# times 2, minus 2 | 'ynes' |