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Chemistry exam 1
Question | Answer |
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What is chemistry | A type of physical science |
What is a atom | the smallest element |
What is a element | substances that can't be broken down |
What is a compound | substances that can be broken down |
What is Homogenous | a mixture that is uniform in composition |
What is Heterogenous | a mixture that is not uniform in composition |
What is quantitive | changing in temperature or numbers |
what is qualitative | changing in color or in other ways |
What is mm | L |
What is mL | V |
What is kg | M |
What is L | V |
What is g | M |
What is cubic centimeter | L |
What is m | L |
what is mg | M |
What is density | ratio of mass to volume |
who developed the atomic theory | John dalton |
who discovered the electron | JJ thomson (cathode ray) |
who discovered the nucleus | Ernest Rutherford (gold foil) |
Bohr | the electron can circle the nucleus only in allowed path or orbits |
most of the mass in an atom is from | protons and neutrons |
most of the volume in a atom is from | electron clouds |
what is a isotope | atom has the same # of element and different 3 of mass |
what is a ground state | state when an atom has high potential |
what is the orbital S shape | spherical |
what is the orbital P shape | dumbbell |
how many orbitals are in s | 2 |
how many orbitals are in p | 6 |
how many orbitals are in d | 10 |
how many orbitals are in f | 14 |
Hunds rule | the statement that has no 2 electrons in the same atom can have the same 4 quantum numbers |
Aufbau principle | the statement that says orbitals of equal energy are occupied by 1 electron before pairing up |
who added Noble gases | Ramsey |
who arranged the elements according to their chemical and physical properties | Mendeleev |
Alkali metals | group 1 |
alkaline earth metals | group 2 |
halogens | group 17 |
noble gases | group 18 |
what is ionization energy | energy required to remove energy |
what group has a higher ionization | non metals |
what is electronegativity | tendency of an atom to attract electrons |
which element has the highest electronegativity | fluorine |
what is a chemical bond | the difference in electronegativity |
Electrons that are involved in chemical bonding | valence electrons |
what is octet rule | having a full set of 8 valence electrons |
what group doesn't chemically bond with others | noodle gases |
what type of chemical bonds show in Lewis structure | covalent |
what is nuclear reaction | changing in identity or characteristics of the nucleus |
What is Fusion | the splitting of the nucleus |
what is Fission | the joining of 2 smaller nuclei to form to a larger one |