Midterm – Chemistry Test Questions – Flashcards
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            | density of water with units | 
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        | 1 g/mL | 
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            | closeness to true value | 
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        | accuracy | 
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            | reproducible measurements | 
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        | precision | 
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            | boiling in f | 
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        | 212 | 
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            | boiling in c | 
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        | 100 | 
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            | boiling in k | 
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        | 373.15 | 
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            | freezing in f | 
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        | 32 | 
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            | freezing in c | 
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        | 0 | 
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            | freezing in k | 
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        | 273.15 | 
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            | body temp in f | 
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        | 98.6 | 
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            | body temp in c | 
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        | 37 | 
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            | body temp in k | 
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        | 310 | 
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            | abs 0 in f | 
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        | -460 | 
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            | abs 0 in c | 
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        | -273.15 | 
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            | abs 0 in k | 
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        | abs 0 | 
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            | change in the form of a substance, not in chemical composition | 
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        | physical change | 
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            | changes a substance's composition, cannot changed back | 
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        | chemical change | 
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            | same throughout (ex: water) | 
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        | homogenous | 
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            | visibly distinguishable parts (ex: blood) | 
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        | heterogenous | 
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            | who derived the law of conservation of mass, father of modern chemistry, and wrote the first modern chem textbooks | 
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        | Lavoisier | 
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            | invented x rays | 
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        | Roentgen | 
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            | method for separating the components of a liquid mixture that depends on differences in the ease of vaporization of the components | 
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        | distillation | 
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            | exa E | 
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        | 10^18 | 
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            | peta P | 
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        | 10^15 | 
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            | tera T | 
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        | 10^12 | 
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            | giga G | 
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        | 10^9 | 
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            | mega M | 
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        | 10^6 | 
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            | kilo k | 
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        | 10^3 | 
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            | hecto h | 
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        | 10^2 | 
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            | deka da | 
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        | 10 | 
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            | deci d | 
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        | 10^-1 | 
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            | centi c | 
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        | 10^-2 | 
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            | milli m | 
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        | 10^-3 | 
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            | micro u | 
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        | 10^-6 | 
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            | nano n | 
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        | 10^-9 | 
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            | pico p | 
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        | 10^-12 | 
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            | femto f | 
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        | 10^-15 | 
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            | atto a | 
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        | 10^-18 | 
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            | substance that cannot be decomposed into simpler substances | 
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        | element | 
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            | substance with constant composition that can be broken down into elements by chemical processes | 
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        | compound | 
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            | 1mL= | 
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        | 1cm^3 | 
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            | ethylene gylcol | 
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        | antifreeze | 
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            | length, | 
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        | meter | 
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            | kg | 
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        | mass | 
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            | second | 
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        | time | 
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            | ampere | 
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        | electric current | 
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            | kelvin | 
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        | temp | 
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            | andela | 
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        | luminous intensity | 
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            | mol | 
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        | amount of a substance | 
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            | who performed the old drop experiment and calculated the mass of an electron to be 9.11x10^-31kg? | 
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        | Thomson | 
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            | who used the gold foil experiment to discover the positively charged nucleus of the atom | 
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        | Rutherford | 
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            | give and take of electrons | 
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        | ionic bond | 
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            | sharing of electrons | 
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        | covalent bond | 
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            | vertical column, same valence electrons | 
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        | group | 
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            | horizontal elements on pt | 
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        | period | 
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            | atoms of same element (same protons but diff numb of neutrons) | 
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        | isotope | 
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            | numb of protons in nucleus of atom | 
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        | atomic number | 
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            | numb of protons and neutrons in nucleus | 
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        | mass number | 
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            | properties that do depend on the amount of the substance present (ex: mass, weight, volume, length) | 
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        | extensive physical property | 
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            | properties that don't depend on the amount of substance present (ex: color, density, boiling point) | 
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        | intensive physical property | 
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            | helium-4 nucleus (4/2 He) | 
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        | alpha | 
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            | high speed electron (0/-1e-, B) | 
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        | beta | 
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            | high energy photon (excess energy) | 
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        | gamma | 
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            | antiparticle of the electron | 
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        | positron | 
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            | terms for each isotope of an atom | 
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        | nuclide | 
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            | protons and neutrons found in nucleus, code name | 
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        | nucleon | 
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            | negative ion (nonmetals) | 
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        | anion | 
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            | positive ion (metals) | 
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        | cation | 
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            | charge of electron w units | 
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        | 1.602x 10^-19 Coulombs | 
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            | the closer the proton to neutron ration, the _______ | 
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        | less radioactive the nuclide is | 
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            | what is used to study the thyroid? | 
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        | iodine | 
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            | what is used to study the red blood cells | 
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        | iron | 
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            | what is used to study the heart muscle after a heart attack? | 
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        | thallium | 
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            | name for group 1 | 
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        | alkali metals | 
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            | name fro group 2 | 
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        | alkaline earth metals | 
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            | name for group 7 | 
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        | halogens (salt formers) | 
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            | name for group 8 | 
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        | noble gases | 
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            | mass of proton | 
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        | 1.673x10^-27kg | 
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            | mass of neutron | 
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        | 1.675x10^-27 | 
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            | mass of electron | 
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        | 9.11x10^-31 | 
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            | unequal sharing of electrons | 
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        | polar | 
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            | equal sharing of electrons | 
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        | nonpolar | 
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            | substance that produces OH ions in an aqueous solution, proton acceptor | 
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        | base | 
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            | loss of electrons | 
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        | oxidation | 
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            | gained electrons | 
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        | reduction | 
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            | Molarity formula | 
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        | moles solute/liters solution | 
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            | Sb-Antimony | 
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        | stibium | 
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            | Hg-Mercury | 
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        | Hydragyrum | 
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            | K-Potassium | 
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        | Kallium | 
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            | Pb-Lead | 
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        | Plumbum | 
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            | Fe-Iron | 
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        | Ferrum | 
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            | Au-Gold | 
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        | Aurum | 
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            | Ag-Silver | 
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        | Argentum | 
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            | Sn-Tim | 
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        | Stannum | 
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            | Na-Sodium | 
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        | Natrium | 
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            | W-Tungsten | 
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        | Wolfram | 
