Isotopes | Law of conservation of mass | Types of Chemical Reactions

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What determines the atom’s capability associated with chemical reactions?

Valence Electrons

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What element can only have two valence electrons?

Helium

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How many electrons can the first shell have?

2

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How many electrons can the second shell have?

8

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How many electrons can the third shell have?

18

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How many electrons can the fourth shell have?

32

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How many electrons can the fifth shell have?

50

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What are various forms of an element?

Isotope

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What best describes the isotope?

  • Same number of protons as the original atom

  • Different number of neutrons

    • resulting in different mass numbers

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In an elemental notation (isotope and regular), the mass number is on the?

Top

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In an elemental notation (isotope and regular), the atomic number is on the?

bottom

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What is the conversion of one or more substances into a completely new substance?

Chemical Reaction

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What represents the chemical reaction taking place?

Chemical equations

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What states that mass is neither created nor destroyed?

Law of conservation of mass

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What are the five chemical reactions we need to know?

  • Combination “Synthesis”

  • Decomposition “Desynthesis”

  • Single Displacement

  • Double Displacement

  • Combustion

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What best describes Combination “Synthesis” reaction?

A + B = AB

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What best describes Decomposition “Desynthesis” reaction?

AB = A + B

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What best describes Single Displacement reaction?

A + BC → B + AC

  • 1 element is replaced by another

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What best describes Double Displacement reaction?

AB + CD → AD + CB

  • 2 elements replace 2 other

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What best describes a combustion reaction?

A substance reacts with oxygen gas releasing energy in the form of light and heat

  • must have O2 as one of the reactants