AP Chemistry Semester 1 Exam

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<p>Where is the nucleus of an atom?</p>

Where is the nucleus of an atom?

Center of the cell

<p>Center of the cell</p>
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<p>Where is the shielding electron?</p>

Where is the shielding electron?

In energy levels between the nucleus and valence electrons

<p>In energy levels between the nucleus and valence electrons</p>
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Where are the valence electrons?

Outermost shell

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What charge does the nucleus have?

Neutral

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What charge does an electron have?

Negative

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Where is the attractive force in an atom?

Between electrons and protons in the atoms nucleus

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What is the relationship between distance and force?

Distance is inversely proportional to force

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What is the relationship between magnitude of charge and force?

Magnitude of charge is directly proportional to force

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Explain how Coulomb’s law applies to atomic structure?

Coulomb’s law applies to atomic structure through the attraction force between particles of opposite charges (protons & electron)

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Where are the periods vs groups on the periodic table?

Periods are on the left hand vertically on the chart (energy levels). The groups are on the top of the chart (valence electrons).

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Use Coulomb’s law to explain how atomic radii of atoms change across a period. USE CER

C: According to Coulomb’s law, as you move across periods the atomic rasii decreases

E: B/c the increase number of protons pull valance electrons closer

R: This Columbic force reduces the distance between the nucleus and outermost shell

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Use Coulomb’s law to explain how atomic radii of atoms change down a group. USE CER

C: According to Coulomb’s law, as you move own a group, atomic radii increases.

E: B/c each period adds an electron shell.

R: This columbic forces places valence further from the Nucleus, which increases the distance, it weakens the attractive force

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What is ionization energy?

Amount of energy required to remove an electron.

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Predict the family of the periodic table…

This belongs to group … because that is where the jump takes place. This is B/c once we elimate that valence electrons outer shell, we are left with atoms closer to the Nucleus. Meaning it requires more energy to remove

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Explain the following observations in terms of atomic structure and periodicity

Ex) Ca has a lower second ionization energy than K

Ca has a lower second ionization energy because it is further away from the Nucleus. The Columbic force reduces the distance between the Nucleus and outermost shell

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Explain the following observations in terms of atomic structure and periodicity

Ca²+ ion has a smaller radius than the Ca atom

Ca²+ ion has a smaller radius than the Ca atom because it would take less energy to remove the electrons than the Ca atom.

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Ionic

Transfer electrons (Metal + Non-metal)

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Covalent

Shares electrons (Non-metal + Non-metal)

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Explain what determines polarity using the terms electronegativity, dipole, and equally

What determines the polarity is the electronegativity between atoms and the overall shape. The Dipole atoms point toward the more electronegative atom, which shows if the molecule is asymmetrical or symmetrical. In this case, the Dipoles causes for this to be asymmetrical (unequally shared)

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How does Coulomb’s law impact ionization energy?

Stronger coulombic attraction between the nucleus and an electron means higher ionization energy.

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What impacts coulombic attraction?

The magnitude of the charges and the distance between the,

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Why do we balance chemical equations? What law do we have to uphold

We balance chemical equations to ensure both the reactant and product reflect that matter is neither created or destroyed during the reaction. This upholds the law of conversion mass.

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How do you find formal charge?

(Valence electrons) - (Non bonding electrons) - (Bonding electrons / 2)

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What makes a solute soluble in a solvent

When their intermolecular forces are similar.