Chem Midterm Review
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| This state of matter has a definite volume but indefinite shape. | Liquid
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| The transition from liquid to gas is called this | Vaporization / evaporation
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| Silver tarnishing is an example of this type of change. | Chemical change.
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| This is something that cannot be broken down into simpler substances | a pure substance (elements and compounds)
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| These are the three pieces of evidence of a chemical change. | Color changes, temperature changes, and gases evolved?
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| This group on the periodic table has a charge (oxidation state) of +1. | alkali metals?
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| Which is the smallest atom/ion in the following list: Al, Al1+, Al2+. | Al2+
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| This is the only metalloid in period 6. | Astatine
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| What element in group 16 (6A) has the smallest radius? | Oxygen
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| On the periodic table, elements with the same number of valence electrons are called this. | groups (families)
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| This is the formula for a compound formed from zinc and sulfur. | ZnS
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| The Calcium Ion has a similar electronic structure to this element. | Argon
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| Alkaline Earth Metals form these types of ions. | cations (+2)
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| This is what the number in Roman Numerals used when naming compounds with transition metals represents | their charge
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| This is the number of atoms in the compound Magnesium Phosphate. | 13
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| The number of protons is called the _______. | atomic number
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| The mass number tells you __________. | the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus?
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| Energy is released when electrons move from a ______ state to a _______ state. | excited to ground
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| What are the three subatomic particles, their charge, and location. | proton (nucleus, +1), neutron (0, nucleus), electron (energy levels, -1)
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| Atoms that have different number of neutrons but the same number of protons are called ______. | isotopes
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| This is the idea that states that matter cannot be created or destroyed in any chemical process. | The law of conservation of matter?
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| This is the number of protons in an atom with a mass number of 20 and atomic number of 9. | 9
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| This scientist said that electrons can only be found in specific orbitals around the nucleus. | Neils Bohr
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| He developed the plum pudding model. | Thompson
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| This person formalized the idea that an atom is a tiny indivisible particle. | Dalton
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| What are the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in this: 25 2+ Mg 12 | p=12, n=13, e=10
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| This is the SI unit for mass. | kilogram
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| This is the type of mixture that scatters light and does not settle out. | Colloid
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| Water freezes at this temperature and boils at this temperature. | 273 K (00C) and 373 K (100C)?
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| How do you convert from Celcius to Kelvin | Add 273
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| This is the mass of a black with a volume of 3 cm3 and a density of 5 g/cm3. | 15g
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| Elements from the same group are also said to be from this. | The same family
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| This person developed the first periodic table or is considered the Father of the Periodic Table. | Mendeleev
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| This is the number of electrons in the outermost shell / valence level of nitrogen. | 5 electrons
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| This general classification of elements is considered to be poor conductors of heat. | Nonmetals
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| Element number 119 would have similar properties to this element on the periodic table. | Francium
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| This is the formula for a compound formed from silver and oxygen. | Ag2O
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| The Boron Ion has a similar electronic structure to this element. | Helium
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| This is the charge of the cation in the following compound: CrS2. | What is +4?
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| In order to gain a full octet (valence electron level) Sulfur must do this. | What is gain 2 electrons?
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| This is the number of atoms in the compound Ammonium Sulfate. | 15
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| The number 1020300 has how many significant figures. | 5
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| When I multiply the numbers 4.5 and 390.240, the answer will have this many significant figures. | 2
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| This is the number 3527030000000 in scientific notation. | 3.52703 x 1012
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| This is the sum of the numbers 8.901 and 0.055555 written in scientific notation. | 8.957
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| When writing down a measurement, you must make sure that the digits include this. | What are all of the measured #’s and 1 level of estimation?
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| When an electron goes from an excited (higher) state back to the ground (lower) state, this is released. | light energy
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| An atom with 8 protons, 9 neutrons, and 10 electrons has this mass number. | 17
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| Compared to the original atom, its ion would have a different number of these, and its isotope would have a different number of these. | electrons and neutrons
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| He is credited with the discovery of the nucleus, the existence of protons, and the idea that the atom is composed mostly of empty space. | Rutherford
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| The most reactive elements on the periodic table are found here, while the least are found here on the periodic table. | left side and right side
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