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'21 Chem Final pg 2
Question | Answer |
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Cation groups | Groups 1A, 2A, 3A |
Anion groups | Groups 5A, 6A, 7A |
ion with positive charge | cation |
ion with negative charge | anion |
change in number of neutrons | isotope |
change in number of electrons | ion |
change in number of protons | different element |
starting material in chemical reaction (left side) | reactant |
get made in chemical reaction (right side) | products |
speed up chemical reaction (placed above arrow) | catalyst |
numbers placed in front to balance equation | coefficient |
small numbers to the right that are NEVER changed to balance equation | subscript |
states that mass is not created or destroyed | law of conservation of mass |
equation that is not balanced | skeleton equation |
6.02 x 10^23 representative particles | Avogadro's number |
is 0 to 6 on pH scale ; releases H+ ions | Acids |
is 8 to 14 on pH scale ; releases OH- ions | Bases |
is 7 on pH scale | Neutral substances |
SI unit for amount of substance | mole |
no prefixes | Naming of ionic compounds |
use prefixes | Naming of covalent compounds |
happens to valence electrons in ionic compounds | Transfer electrons |
happens to valence electrons in covalent compounds | Share electrons |
means 2 atoms | diatomic |
means 1 atom | monatomic |
means 4 atoms | tetratomic |
means 8 atoms | octatomic |
formula written using the lowest whole number ratio | empirical formula |
is conserved in chemical reactions | total mass, type and number of atoms |
A + B --> AB | synthesis reaction |
AB --> A + B | decomposition reaction |
AB + C --> CB + A | single replacement reaction |
AB + CD --> AD + CB | double replacement reaction |
CxHy + O2 --> CO2 + H2O | combustion reaction |
horizontal rows on periodic table (7) | period |
vertical columns on the periodic table (18) | group / family |
element that has properties of both metals and non-metals | metalloid |
indicates the number of only valence electrons | group number |
indirectly tells the number of ALL electrons | atomic number |
where protons and neutrons are found in atom | nucleus |
where electrons are found in atom | electron cloud |
2 properties of bases | slippery and bitter |
2 properties of acids | corrosive and sour |
bases do this to pH paper | turns red pH litmus paper blue |
acids do this to pH paper | turns blue pH litmus paper red |