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Why does a tennis ball have more volume than a golf ball?

takes up more space

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physical properties

a quality or condition of a substance that can be observed or measured without changing the substance’s composition

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Heterogeneous mixture

not uniform throughout

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homogeneous

evenly disrupted and uniform NOT EASILY DISTINGUISHED

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mixture

physical blend

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substance

uniform and definite

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chemical properties

flammable, combustable, ability to rust

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chemical change

a change that produces matter with a different composition

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C12H22O11

12 carbon, 22 hydrogen, 11 oxygen.

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how would you identify 2 elements with similar properties?

same group

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Daltons improvement over Democritus:

atoms keep their identity in a chemical change

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JJ Thomson’s improvement on Dalton’s theory:

atoms contain tiny, negatively charged electrons

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True model of atom

Electrons around the nucleus, occupy almost all the volume of the volume atom

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NOT true:

atoms of isotopes of an element have different numbers of p+

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All atoms are:

neutral w/ the # of p+ equaling the # of e-

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TRUE:

atoms of isotopes of an element have different numbers of neutrons

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If E is the symbol for an element, which two represent isotopes of the same element?

20/10 E, 21/10 E, NOT 20/11 E, 21/9 E

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How many p+ and e- if atomic number is 50 and the mass number is 125?

50 p+, 50e-, and 75 neutrons

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why do Dalton’s ideas constitute a theory while Democritus do not?

Dalton’s ideas were experimented/tested on (experimental evidence), while Democritus’ ideas were not

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What Rutherford observation hypothesized that atoms are mainly empty space, and contain a dense center?

Gold foil experiment; empty space —> particles right through; dense center —> particles deflected backwards

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Dalton’s theory to explain law of conservation of mass

Part 4 of Dalton’s theory

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Example of matter

steam coming off a pot

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observation

obtain info

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hypothesis

proposed explanation

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scientific law

a short statement that SUMMARIZES the results of many observations and experiments

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theory

well tested explanation for a broad set of observations

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Independent variable

you change, manipulated variable

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dependent variable

observed, responding variable

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experiment

test a hypothesis

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scientific method

a logical and systematic approach to the solution of a scientific problem

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control

comparison

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compare and contrast theories + laws

a hypothesis a proposed explanation for an observation, a theory well tested explanation for a broad set of observations. Hypotheses and theories are similar by both being explanations for observations.

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Compare contrast theories + law

Theories and laws are similar because both are experimented and observed, theories and laws are different because theories are explanations but laws are statements.

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hypothesis can become a _____ after tested

theory

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Modern periodic table

arranged in order of increasing atomic number

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Who arranged elements by atomic mass and used the arrangement to predict properties of elements?

Dimitri Mendeleev

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Each period (in the periodic table) corresponds to an

energy level

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Majority of elements are

metals

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Poor conductor

nonmetal

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shielding effect remains constant by

elements have same number of core e-

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electronegativity

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ionization energy

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decreases w increasing atomic number in group 2A

ionization energy

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as you move left to right across a period

ionization energy increases

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True (about ions)

anions form when an atom gains e-

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C[He] 2s22p2 what is the highest number of v.e- in the highest occupied energy level

4 v.e-

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Selenium

(Se[Ar]3d104s24p4)

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Why does it take less energy to remove an electron from a barium atom than a calcium atom?

ionization energy decreases down a group, while S.E. increases

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Why does fluorine have a greater ability to attract e- than Boron does?

electronegativity increases across a period, while N.P. also increases

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is boron atom (B) or boron ion (B3+) larger?

Boron atom bc boron ion loses 3 while the atom stays the same

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How to tell what period an element is in? how do you know?

The energy level determines the period (highest occupied energy level) position on the periodic table

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how to tell what group elements are in? how do you know?

The number of valence electrons determines an element’s group position

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Noble gas configuration for Arsenic (As)

[Ar]3d104s24p3

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[He]2s2 what is the group and period?

group: 2A

period:2

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3s23p5

period 3, group 7A

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they have similar physical and chemical properties cesium, rubidium, potassium, lithium bc they

are in the same group (1A) bc of their # v.e.-

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Nicks Bohr’s contribution to development of atomic structure

electrons travel in circular orbits around the nucleus

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Quantum mechanical model of the atom

concerned with probability of finding an e- in certain positions

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atomic orbitals in 3rd energy level

s,p, and d only

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Max number of - in d orbital

10

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number of d orbitals in any energy level

5

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Aufbau principle

electrons enter orbitals of lowest energy first

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e- moves from lower to higher energy level, e-…

absorbs a quantum of energy

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Emission of light from an atom occurs when a e-

drops from a higher to a lower energy level

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atomic emission spectra of a sodium atom on earth and the sun…

would be the same

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Know what 6s2

6- energy level, s- atomic orbital, 2- number of e-

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What happens when new experiment evidence cannot be explained by the existing theory or model, describe an example from chap 4 or chap 5 to support answer/

The theory is changed completely or modified.

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ground state e- config for aluminium

1s22s2263s23p1

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Compare and contrast planetary model to Bohr

Both: nucleus (with p+/n), specific paths, orbit (e-)

Bohr: energy levels

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Compare and contrast Bohr model and quantum mechanical model

bohr: orbit, specific path

Both: Nucleus, energy levels

Quantum: e- cloud, likely location —> atomic orbital

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pauli exclusion principle

an atomic orbital may describe at most two electrons

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Hunds rule

if electrons have room to spread out they will

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500,000 scientific notation

5.0 × 105

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0.000,000,042

4.2 x 10-8

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0.000,837

8.37 × 10-4

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(3.0×10-3)x(2.5×10-4)=

7.5 × 10-7

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(9.4×10-2)-(2.1×10-2)

7.3×10-2

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5.00 sig fig

3

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22 meter sticks sig fig

0

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0.074 sig fig

2

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40.007 sig fig

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divison and multiplication

round to sig figs