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2025 Final Review

Review for Chemistry Final Exam

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elements are arranged this way on the current periodic table increasing atomic number
number of valence electrons equals this group number
center of atom where protons & neutrons are found nucleus
these subatomic particles must be equal if atom is neutral protons + electrons
change in number of protons different element
change in number of neutrons isotope
change in number of electrons ion
innermost electrons are called this core
outermost electrons are called this valence
Cations are found where on the periodic table 1A, 2A, 3A (+ d and f blocks)
Anions are found where on the periodic table 5A, 6A, 7A
Type of chemical reaction: AB --> A + B decomposition reaction
Type of chemical reaction: A + B --> A B synthesis reaction
Type of chemical reaction: AB + CD --> AD + CB double replacement reaction
Type of chemical reaction: AB + C --> CB + A (sometimes) single replacement reaction
Compound made by a transfer of valence electrons ionic
Compound made by sharing of valence electrons covalent
How are ionic compounds named? never use prefixes
How are covalent compounds named? always use prefixes but never put "mono" on 1st anion
the sum of protons and neutrons atomic mass
what element is the exception in group 1A (1) H , not a metal
what element is the exception in group 8A (18) He, stable with 2 valence electrons
2 parts of an ionic compound cation (metal) + anion (nonmetal)
2 parts of a covalent compound anion (nonmetal) + anion (nonmetal)
subatomic particle with positive charge proton
subatomic particle with negative charge electron
subatomic particle with no charge neutron
study of matter and the changes it goes through chemistry
horizontal rows on the periodic table (7) periods
vertical columns on the periodic table (18) groups/families
SI unit for length meters (m)
SI unit for mass kilograms (kg)
Rule that says that atoms of elements become stable with 8 valence electrons octet
is conserved in every chemical reaction molar mass ; energy ; # & type of atoms
numbers that are never changed to balance a chemical equation subscripts
numbers that are placed in front of elements or compounds to balance a chemical equation coefficients
chemical equation that is not balanced skeleton
formula that uses the lowest whole number ratios empirical
elements were arranged this way on the first periodic table increasing atomic mass
last 2 things done after experiment is over clean up + wash hands
Type of Chemical Reaction: CxHy + O2 --> CO2 + H2O Combustion
273 K ( or O C) AND 101.3 kPa ( or 1 atm) STP conditions
SI unit for amount of substance mole
Volume of 1 mole of any gas at STP conditions 22.4 Liters
Movement of particles from high concentration to low concentration diffusion
from 0 to 6 on pH scale ; release H+ ions acids
from 8 to 14 on pH scale ; release OH- ions bases
any substance with pH of 7 neutral
this is done to convert Celsius degrees to Kelvin degrees add 273
PV = nRT Ideal Gas Law
P1 x V1 = P2 x V2 Boyle's Law
Ptotal = P1 + P2 + P3 .... Dalton's Law
speeds up a chemical reaction in living things enzyme
speeds up a chemical reaction by lowering the activation energy catalyst
diagram of the nucleus and electron shells of an atom Bohr Model
diagram of only the valence electrons Lewis Dot structure
diagram of all the electrons arranged Electron configuration
electrons with a positive charge cations
electrons with a negative charge anions
reaction rate factor that only affects gases pressure
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