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IB Chemistry Intro
IB-SL Chemistry Intro Memorization
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Bromine (Diatomic Element) | Br₂ |
| Iodine (Diatomic Element) | I₂ |
| Nitrogen (Diatomic Element) | N₂ |
| Chlorine (Diatomic Element) | Cl₂ |
| Hydrogen (Diatomic Element) | H₂ |
| Oxygen (Diatomic Element) | O₂ |
| Fluorine (Diatomic Element) | F₂ |
| Top Row of Gasses (Phases of Elements at STP) | H₂, He |
| Group 18 of Gasses (Phases of Elements at STP | Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn, N₂ ,O₂, F₂, Cl₂ |
| Liquids (Phases of Elements at STP) | Hg, and Br₂ |
| Solids (Phases of Elements at STP) | All of the rest. |
| Common Compounds - Water | H₂O(L) |
| Common Compounds - Methane | CH₄(g) |
| Common Compounds - Carbon Dioxide | CO₂(g) |
| Common Compounds - Ethanol | C₂H₅OH(L) |
| Common Compounds - Ammonia | NH₃(g) |
| Common Compounds - Glucose | C₆H₁₂O₆(s) |
| Common Polyatomic Ions - Ammonium | (NH₄) +1 |
| Common Polyatomic Ions - Hydroxide | (OH) 1- |
| Common Polyatomic Ions - Nitrate | (NO₃) 1- |
| Common Polyatomic Ions - Hydrogen Carbonate | (HCO₃) 1- |
| Common Polyatomic Ions - Carbonate | (CO₃) 2- |
| Common Polyatomic Ions - Sulfate | (SO₄) 2- |
| Common Polyatomic Ions - Phosphorus | (PO₄) 3- |
| Volume Conservations for Any Substance - 1cm³ = | 1 mL and 1 L |
| Volume Conservations for Any Substance - 1mL and 1L = | 1dm³ |
| Volume Conservations for Any Substance - 1dm³ = | 1000cm³ |
| Density of Liquid Water = | 1g/mL |
| The Boiling Point of Water at Standard Pressure - | 100°C |
| The Freezing Point of Boiling Water - | 0°C |
| Absolute Zero - | 0°K or -273°C |
| Size and Degree C and K | ...are equal but they just start at different points. |
| Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids = | Nonmetals and metals are separated by the "stair step". You may need to identify where this is on a given periodic table. Those on the stair steps are considered Metalloids. Aluminum is a Metal!! even though it lives on the stair step. |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 1 | I | Mono |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 2 | II | Di |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 3 | III | Tri |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 4 | IV | Tetra |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 5 | V | Penta |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 6 | VI | Hexa |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 7 | VII | Hepta |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 8 | VIII | Octa |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 9 | XI | Nona |
| Greek Prefix + Roman Numerals = 10 | X | Deca |
| Rules - Opposites Attract | Any things with Opposites Charges will attract to each other |
| Rules - Likes Repel | Any things with Like Charges will repel against each other |
| Rules - Laws of Conservation | Matter/Mass, Energy, and Charges can NOT be CREATED nor DESTROYED. |
| BrINClHOF is what? | All the Diatomic Elements (list all) |
Created by:
Anwaar Khan