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AP Chemistry Summer Assignment Flashcards

Part I: The reference tables supplied for the AP Chem Exam and tests throughout the course will be different from the ones you saw in your Chemistry class. However, the AP Exam still requires you to know the information that will be missing from the reference table. Pages 2-6 of this assignment are the lists of all the information that needs to be memorized before you come to the AP Chemistry class. The best way to complete this part of the assignment is to make flashcards. We will be quizzing on this information the first day of class!

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118166600925 MnManganese1
118166601024 CrChromium2
118166601131 GaGallium3
118166601282 PbLead4
118166601380 HgMercury5
118166601474 WTungsten6
118166601556 BaBarium7
118166601655 CsCesium8
118166601753 IIodine9
118166601848 CdCadmium10
118166601947 AgSilver11
118166602038 SrStrontium12
118166602137 RbRubidium13
118166602236 KrKrypton14
118166602335 BrBromine15
118166602434 SeSelenium16
118166602533 AsArsenic17
118166602632 GeGermanium18
118166602750 SnTin19
118166602895 AmAmericium20
118166602994 PuPlutonium21
118166603090 ThThorium22
118166603192 UUranium23
118166603223 VVanadium24
118166603322 TiTitanium25
118166603413 AlAluminum26
118166603512 MgMagnesium27
118166603611 NaSodium28
118166603710 NeNeon29
11816660389 FFluorine30
11816660398 OOxygen31
11816660407 NNitrogen32
118166604130 ZnZinc33
118166604229 CuCopper34
118166604328 NiNickel35
118166604427 CoCobalt36
118166604526 FeIron37
118166604621 ScScandium38
118166604720 CaCalcium39
118166604819 KPotassium40
118166604918 ArArgon41
118166605017 ClChlorine42
118166605116 SSulfur43
118166605215 PPhosphorus44
118166605354 XeXenon45
11816660546 CCarbon46
11816660555 BBoron47
11816660564 BeBeryllium48
11816660573 LiLithium49
11816660582 HeHelium50
11816660591 HHydrogen51
118166606014 SiSilicon52
118166606187 FrFrancium53
118166606286 RnRadon54
1181666063Strong BasesGroup 1 (IA) and 2 (IIA) metal hydroxides55
11816660646 Strong AcidshydroChloric (HCl), hydroBromic (HBr), Sulfuric (H₂SO₄), Perchloric (HClO₄), hydroIodic (HI), Nitric (HNO₃) CBSPIN56
1181666065O₂⁻²peroxide ion57
1181666066OH⁻hydroxide ion58
1181666067HSO₄⁻bisulfate ion; hydrogen sulfate ion59
1181666068NH₄⁺ammonium ion60
1181666069O₂⁻superoxide ion61
1181666070HPO₄⁻²hydrogen phosphate ion62
1181666071H₂PO₄⁻dihydrogen phosphate ion63
1181666072HCO₃⁻²bicarbonate ion; hydrogen carbonate ion64
1181666073Soluble or Insoluble: most oxides (O⁻²) except for those of Group IA and IIA which react with water to form the corresponding hydroxidesInsoluble65
1181666074Soluble or Insoluble: most sulfides (S₂⁻) except those of Group IA and IIA and the Ammonium ionInsoluble66
1181666075Soluble or Insoluble: most hydroxides (OH⁻) except those of Group IA, Calcium, and BariumInsoluble67
1181666076Soluble or Insoluble: most carbonates (CO₃⁻²) and phosphates (PO₄⁻³) except those of Group IA and the Ammonium ionInsoluble68
1181666077Soluble or Insoluble: all salts containing Nitrate (NO₃⁻), Acetate (CH₃COO⁻/C₂H₃O₂⁻), and PerchloratesSoluble69
1181666078Soluble or Insoluble: all salts containing Sulfate (SO4⁻²) except those of Pb⁺², Ca⁺², Sr⁺², and Ba⁺²Soluble70
1181666079Soluble or Insoluble: All chlorides (Cl⁻), bromides (Br⁻), and iodides (I⁻) except those of Cu⁺, Ag⁺, Pb⁺², and Hg₂⁺²Soluble71
1181666080Soluble or Insoluble: All salts of Group IA (Li⁺, Na⁺, etc.) and the Ammonium ion (NH⁺)Soluble72
1181666081Mn⁺²: Color in Aqueous Solution?faint pink73
1181666082Fe⁺² and Fe⁺³: Color in Aqueous Solution?various colors74
1181666083Co⁺²: Color in Aqueous Solution?pink75
1181666084Cr⁺²: Color in Aqueous Solution?blue76
1181666085Cr⁺³: Color in Aqueous Solution?green or violet77
1181666086CrO4⁺²: Color in Aqueous Solution?yellow78
1181666087Cr2O7⁻²: Color in Aqueous Solution?orange79
1181666088Cu⁺²: Color in Aqueous Solution?blue to green80
1181666089MnO4⁻: Color in Aqueous Solution?dark purple81
1181666090Ni⁺²: Color in Aqueous Solution?green82
1181666091Li⁺lithium ion83
1181666092Na⁺sodium ion84
1181666093K⁺potassium ion85
1181666094Mg⁺²magnesium ion86
1181666095Ca⁺²calcium ion87
1181666096Sr⁺²strontium ion88
1181666097Ba⁺²barium ion89
1181666098Ag⁺silver ion90
1181666099Zn⁺²zinc ion91
1181666100Cd⁺²cadmium ion92
1181666101Al⁺³aluminum ion93
1181666102N⁻³nitride94
1181666103O⁻²oxide95
1181666104S⁻²sulfide96
1181666105F⁻fluoride97
1181666106Cl⁻chloride98
1181666107Br⁻bromide99
1181666108I⁻iodide100
1181666109Cu⁺copper (I) or cuprous ion101
1181666110Cu⁺²copper (II) or cupric ion102
1181666111Hg₂⁺²mercury (I) or mercurous ion103
1181666112Hg⁺²mercury (II) or mercuric ion104
1181666113Fe⁺²iron (II) or ferrous ion105
1181666114Fe⁺³iron (III) or ferric ion106
1181666115Cr⁺²chromium (II) or chromous ion107
1181666116Cr⁺³chromium (III) or chromic ion108
1181666117Mn⁺²manganese (II) or manganous ion109
1181666118Mn⁺³manganese (III) or manganic ion110
1181666119Co⁺²cobalt (II) or cobaltous ion111
1181666120Co⁺³cobalt (III) or cobaltic ion112
1181666121Sn⁺²tin (II) or stannous ion113
1181666122Sn⁺⁴tin (IV) or stannic ion114
1181666123Pb⁺²lead (II) or plumbous ion115
1181666124Pb⁺⁴lead (IV) or plumbic ion116
1181666125H₂SO₄sulfuric acid117
1181666126H₂SO₃sulfurous acid118
1181666127SO₄⁻²sulfate ion119
1181666128SO₃⁻²sulfite ion120
1181666129HNO₃nitric acid121
1181666130HNO₂nitrous acid122
1181666131NO₃⁻nitrate ion123
1181666132NO₂⁻nitrite ion124
1181666133H₃PO₄phosphoric acid125
1181666134PO₄⁻³phosphate ion126
1181666135H₂CO₃carbonic acid127
1181666136CO₃⁻²carbonate ion128
1181666137HMnO₄permanganic acid129
1181666138MnO₄⁻permanganate ion130
1181666139HCNhydrocyanic acid131
1181666140CN⁻cyanide ion132
1181666141HOCNcyanic acid133
1181666142OCN⁻cyanate ion134
1181666143HSCNthiocyanic acid135
1181666144SCN⁻thiocyanate ion136
1181666145HC₂H₃O₂acetic acid137
1181666146C₂H₃O₂⁻acetate ion138
1181666147H₂C₂O₄oxalic acid139
1181666148C₂O₄⁻²oxalate ion140
1181666149H₂CrO₄chromic acid141
1181666150CrO₄⁻²chromate ion142
1181666151H₂Cr₂O₇dichromic acid143
1181666152Cr₂O₇⁻²dichromate ion144
1181666153H₂S₂O₃thiosulfuric acid145
1181666154S₂O₃⁻²thiosulfate ion146
1181666155H₃AsO₄arsenic acid147
1181666156AsO₄⁻³arsenate ion148
1181666157H₃AsO₃arsenous acid149
1181666158AsO₃⁻³arsenite ion150
1181666159HClOhypochlorous acid151
1181666160HBrOhypobromous acid152
1181666161HIOhypoiodous acid153
1181666162HFhypofluorous acid154
1181666163ClO⁻hypochlorite ion155
1181666164BrO⁻hypobromite ion156
1181666165IO⁻hypoiodite ion157
1181666166FO⁻hypofluorite ion158
1181666167HClO₂chlorous acid159
1181666168HBrO₂bromous acid160
1181666169HIO₂iodous acid161
1181666170ClO₂⁻chlorite ion162
1181666171BrO₂⁻bromite ion163
1181666172IO₂⁻iodite ion164
1181666173HClO₃chloric acid165
1181666174HBrO₃bromic acid166
1181666175HIO₃iodic acid167
1181666176ClO₃⁻chlorate ion168
1181666177BrO₃⁻bromate ion169
1181666178IO₃⁻iodate ion170
1181666179HClO₄perchloric acid171
1181666180HBrO₄perbromic acid172
1181666181HIO₄periodic acid173
1181666182ClO₄⁻perchlorate ion174
1181666183BrO₄⁻perbromate ion175
1181666184IO₄⁻periodate ion176
1181701751Organic Functional Group: H H | | ―C―C― | | H Halkane177
1181701752Organic Functional Group: H H | | ―C==C―alkene178
1181701753Organic Functional Group: ―C≡≡C―alkyne179
1181701754Organic Functional Group: H H \ / C==C / \ H―C C― \\ // C―C / \ H Hphenyl180
1181701755Organic Functional Group: X | ―C― | (X = F, Cl, Br, I)alkyl halide181
1181701756Organic Functional Group: OH | ―C― |alcohol182
1181701757Organic Functional Group: NH₂ | ―C― |amine183
1181701758Organic Functional Group: | | | ―C―O―C― | | |ether184
1181701759Organic Functional Group: O || ―C―Haldehyde185
1181701760Organic Functional Group: O || ―C―ketone186
1181701761Organic Functional Group: O || ―C―OHcarboxylic acid187
1181701762Organic Functional Group: O || | ―C―O―C― |ester188
1181701763Organic Functional Group: O || ―C―NH₂amide189

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