Module 2 - Foundations in Chemistry

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mass compared with 1/12th mass of carbon-12

what is the definition of relative isotopic mass?

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weighted mean mass compared with 1/12th mass of carbon-12

what is the definition of relative atomic mass?

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NO3^-

Nitrate ion formula

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CO3^2-

Carbonate ion formula

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SO4^2-

Sulfate ion formula

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OH^-

Hydroxide ion formula

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NH4^+

Ammonium ion formula

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Zn^2+

Zinc ion formula

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Ag^+

Silver ion formula

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PO4^3-

Phosphate ion formula

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HCO3^-

Hydrogencarbonate ion formula

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H^-

Hydride ion formula

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H3PO4

Phosphoric acid formula

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HNO3

Nitric acid formula

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H2SO4

Sulfuric acid formula

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NH4^+

Ammonium ion formula

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S8

Sulfur simple molecular formula

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P4

Phosphorus simple molecular formula

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10^6

How many cm³ in a m³?

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10^-6

How many MPa in a Pa?

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metal hydroxide + hydrogen

what do a metal + water produce?

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salt + hydrogen

what do a metal + acid produce?

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salt + water

what do an oxide + acid produce?

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salt + water

what do a hydroxide + acid produce?

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salt + water + carbon dioxide

what do a metal carbonate + acid produce?

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salt + water + carbon dioxide

what do a metal hydrogencarbonate + acid produce?

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ammonium salt

what do ammonia + acid produce?

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metal oxide + carbon dioxide

what does a metal carbonate produce upon heating?

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metal hydrides

When does hydrogen have an oxidation state of -1?

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peroxide / -1

what is an example of a situation where oxygen doesn’t have an oxidation state of -2? what is its oxidation state here?

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number of electrons needed to be gained or lost to make a neutral atom

what is the definition of oxidation state?

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electrons, bonding & structure

2.2 - E__________, B___________ & S___________

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sphere

What is the shape of an s orbital?

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dumbell

What is the shape of a p orbital?

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strong electrostatic attraction between a shared pair of electrons and nuclei of bonded atoms

What is the definition for a covalent bond?

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both electrons come from one element

What is dative covalent bonding?

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electrostatic attraction between two oppositely charged ions

What is the definition of ionic bonding?

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soluble / polar / charged / dissolve

Ionic substances are __________ in water due to the attraction of the _________ water molecule to the __________ ions which pulls them away and they ___________.

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dative covalent

Which type of bonding is where there is an arrow signifying electrons come from one element?

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linear

What is the shape of this molecule?

<p>What is the shape of this molecule?</p>
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trigonal planar

What is the shape of this molecule?

<p>What is the shape of this molecule?</p>
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tetrahedral

What is the shape of this molecule?

<p>What is the shape of this molecule?</p>
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trigonal bipyramidal

What is the shape of this molecule?

<p>What is the shape of this molecule?</p>
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Octohedral

What is the shape of this molecule?

<p>What is the shape of this molecule?</p>
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decrease by 2.5

What is the effect of lone pairs on molecule shape?

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Pauling scale

What is electronegativity measured with?

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an atom’s ability to attract the electron pair in a covalent bond

What is the definition of electronegativity?

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increases / decreases

Electronegativity….

  • ______________ across periods

  • ______________ across groups

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covalent / polar covalent / ionic

Place the bond type in order of increasing electronegativity difference (polar covalent, ionic, covalent)

  • 0 - _________

  • 0 to 1.8 - ________

  • >1.8 - _________

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difference in charge between two atoms caused by a shift in electron density of the bond

What is the definition of a dipole?

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atoms of single element

Which are the only type of molecules that can be purely covalently bonded?

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oxygen / fluorine / nitrogen

Which are the elements where hydrogen bonding can occur?

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when half or completely full

When is the 3d subshell most stable?

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1s^2 / 2s^2 / 2p^6 / 3s^2 / 3p^6 / 4s^2 / 3d^10 / 4p^6 / 4d^10 / 4f^14

What is the order of energy of subshells if they were all full (up to 4f)?

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2 / 1s^2

How many electrons fit in shell 1? What is the electron configuration of these subshells?

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8 / 2s^2 / 2p^6

How many electrons fit in shell 2? What is the electron configuration of these subshells?

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18 / 3s^2 / 3p^6 / 3d^10

How many electrons fit in shell 3? What is the electron configuration of these subshells?

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32 / 4s^2 / 4p^6 / 4d^10 / 4f^14

How many electrons fit in shell 4? What is the electron configuration of these subshells?