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Zumdahl Chemistry test - Ch 1 & 2 Flashcards

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448978203mega (M)10^6
448978204kilo (k)10^3
448978205hecto (h)10^2
448978206deka (da)10^1
448978207deci (d)10^-1
448978208centi (c)10^-2
448978209milli (m)10^-3
448978210nano (n)10^-9
448978211pico (p)10^-12
4489782121 cm^31 mL
448978213massa measure of the resistance of an object to a change in its state of motion; deals with matter, a balence, kg, and is fixed
448978214weightthe response of mass to gravity; deals with gravity, a scale, N or lbs, and is not fixed
448978215dimensional analysisthe best way to convert a given result from one system of units to another
448978216temperature (K) =temperature (Celsius) + 273.15
448978217temperature (F) =temperature (Celsius) (9/5) + 32 degrees fahrenheit
448978218densitya property of matter that is often used by chemists as an "identification tag" for a substance; mass over volume
448978219matteranything that takes up space and has mass
448978220solidfixed volume and shape
448978221liquiddefinite volume but no specific shape
448978222gasno fixed volume or shape
448978223mixturesvariable composition
448978224homogeneousvisibly indistinguishable parts
448978225heterogeneoushaving visibly distinguishable parts; solution i.e. air, wine, brass,
448978226pure substanceone with constant composition
448978227physical changea change in the form of a substance not chemically; used to separate a mixture into pure compounds, but it will not break compounds into elements
448978228distillationa process that depends on differences in the volatility of the components
448978229lawa summary of observed, measurable behavior
448978230theoryexplanation
448978231chemical changechange in which a given substance becomes a new substance with different properties and compositions
448978232filtrationparticle size
448978233law of definite proportionsa given compound always contains exactly the same proportion of elements by mass
448978234law of multiple proportionswhen two elements form a series of compounds, the ratios of the masses of the second element that combine with 1 gram of the first element can always be reduced to small whole numbers
448978235Avogadro's hypothesis@ the same temp and pressure equal volumes of diff gases contain the same number of particles
448978236J.J. Thomsoncharge to mass ration of e-
448978237charge to mass ration of e-e/m = -1.76 x 10^8 C/g
448978238Rob Millikanverified J.J.'s work, via his experiment - mass of e-
448978239mass of e-me- = 9.11x10^-31 kg
448978240Ernest Rutherfordgold foil - nucleus and positive charges
448978241protonhave a positive charge equal in magnitude to the electron's negative charge
448978242neutronssame mass a proton, but no charge
448978243atomic number (Z)number of protons; bottom
448978244mass number (A)the total numbe of protons and neutrons; top
448978245alkali metalsGroup 1A; are very active elements that readily form ions with a 1+ charge when they react with nonmetals
448978246alkaline earth metalsGroup 2A: form ions with a 2+ charge when react with nonmetals
448978247halogensGroup 7A form diatomic molecules
448978248Nobel gasesGroup 8A; under normal conditions as monatomic gases and have little chemical reactivity
448978249binary ionic compoundscontain a positive ion and a negative ion
448978250binary covalent compoundsformed between two nonmetals and do not contain ions
449187189Hg v2 ^2+mercury (I)
449187190NH4+ammonium
449187191NO2-nitrite
449187192NO3-nitrate
449187193SO3^2-sulfite
449187194SO4^2-sulfate
449187195HSO4-hydrogen sulfate
449187196HSO4-bisulfate
449187197OH-hydroxide
449187198CN-cyanide
449187199PO4^3-phosphate
449187200HPO4^2-hydrogen phosphate
449187201H2PO4-dihydrogen phosphate
449187202NCS-thiocyanate
449187203CO3^2-carbonate
449187204HCO3-hydrogen carbonate
449187205HCO3-bicarbonate
449187206ClO-hypochlorite
449187207ClO2-chlorite
449187208ClO3-chlorate
449187209ClO4-perchlorate
449187210C2H3O2acetate
449187211MnO4-permanganate
449187212Cr2O7^2dichromate
449187213CrO4^2-chromate
449187214O2^2-peroxide
449187215C2O4^2-oxalate

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