Chem Exam 1 Review

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Some general principles of Dr. Trevino’s philosophy of learning

  • Work with the material until you feel like you could _______ the material

  • Work with the material - times

  • Working with the material means __________ yourself

  • schedule _________ time, eat _________, and get adequate ________

  • some good snacks to eat are b________, r___ g______, w________, and b_____ b______

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Some general principles of Dr. Trevino’s philosophy of learning

  • Work with the material until you feel like you could _______ the material

  • Work with the material - times

  • Working with the material means __________ yourself

  • schedule _________ time, eat _________, and get adequate ________

  • some good snacks to eat are b________, r___ g______, w________, and b_____ b______

teach 3 4 testing exercise healthy sleep blueberries red grapes walnuts black beans

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Tips for success in college:

  • ____ yourself before quizzes and exams

  • take -___ notes

  • try getting an on-campus job to work __ -__ hours per week

  • participate in -______ activities

test hand written 10 15 extra curricular

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Six benefits of retrieval practice:

  • -_ retention of material

  • Spend your learning time ____________

  • Taken _________ of the material

  • _________ enjoyment of ___________

  • avoid __________________

  • reduced test ___________

long term effectively control increased learning overconfidence anxiety

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OaSISS acronym

O = __________

SISS = ______ _______ ______ _________

outline short initial study session

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VALRS Acronym

V = ________

A = _______ -__________

L = __________

S = ____-

varied answer checked looping spaced out

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3 Assumptions of Dalton’s Atomic Theory

  1. Each chemical element is composed of atoms that are __________ (atoms can neither be _______ nor ___________ during a chemical change)

  1. All atoms of an element are alike in ____ and other properties, but the atoms of one element are __________ from atoms of another element

  1. In a compound, the different elements combine in a simple _________ _______

indivisible created destroyed mass different numerical ratio

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Draw the Cathode Ray Tube

diagram

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Draw the diagram of the experiment that showed that electrons are negatively charged

diagram

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How the cathode ray tube challenged Dalton’s atomic theory:

Dalton’s theory says atoms are __________ but the cathode ray tube shows that atoms can be _________ down

indivisible broken

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Draw Thompson’s model of the atom (plum pudding)

diagram

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Describe Thompson’s model of the atom:

An atom contains a _______ cloud of ________ charge with __________ charged ___________ floating in that cloud

nebulous positive negatively electrons

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Draw Rutherford’s experiment

diagram

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Rutherford’s 3 Observations and Explanations

  • The ________ of alpha particles _________ the foil _________ (explanation: the atom is made up of mostly ________ space)

  • Some alpha particles were _____ or _________ deflected (explanation: since alpha particles are __________ charged, the deflections are caused when the alpha particles pass near (and are _______ by) a ____________ charged nucleus)

  • A few particles ________ back (explanation: since alpha particles are ___________, the nucleus must be _______ in order to cause some alpha particles to be deflected backwards; therefore the nucleus might contain _________ as well as protons)

majority penetrated undeflected empty slightly seriously positively repelled positively bounced massive dense neutrons

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Draw Rutherford’s model of the atom

diagram

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Describe Rutherford’s model:

An atom contains a _____ nucleus that contains __________ charged _______ and _______ neutrons. The _________ charged __________ orbit the ________ but far away so that the atom is mostly _______ space

dense positively protons neutral negatively electrons nucleus empty

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Define chemistry

the science that deals with the composition and properties of matter

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Draw the diagram that represents the importance of chemistry

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Define physical change

a change that involves only physical properties

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What is an example of a physical change?

the melting of a solid

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Draw the Figure 1.16 Diagram about physical change

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Define chemical change

A change that involves the transformation of one or more substances into one or more different substances

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What is an example of a chemical change?

burning wood

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Draw the Figure 1.16 diagram of a chemical change

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Draw the atom vs molecule diagram

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Common SI prefixes

giga () = 10^

mega () = 10^

kilo () = 10^

deci () = 10^

centi () = 10^

milli () = 10^

micro (mu) = 10^__

nano () = 10^

pico () = 10^`

G 9 M 6 k 3 d -1 c -2 m -3 -6 n -9 p -12

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the value of absolute zero is __K or _______C

0 -273.15

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The relationship between sig figs and the certainty of measurement

measurements with fewer sig figs have _____ uncertainty and vice versa

Example: a measurement of 1.5cm has _____ uncertainty than a measurement of 1.52cm or even a measurement of 1.50cm

more more

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atomic notation description

symbols that represent the composition of an atom

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Draw the atomic notation example

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Define isotope

atoms of an element that have the same number of protons, but different number of neutrons

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Draw the isotope example

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How the discovery of isotopes conflicted with Dalton’s atomic theory

The discovery of isotopes challenges Dalton’s theory because it proves not all atoms of a particular element are exactly the ____

same

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Define ion

atoms that have gained or lost electrons

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if an atom gains electrons, it becomes a ____________ charged ion and vice versa

negatively

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Define atomic weight

the average of the element’s isotope masses, weighted according to the natural abundance of each isotope

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elements with similar properties are placed in columns called ________

ex. elements in ____ 17 or 7A are good ____-formers

groups group salt

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horizontal rows of the periodic table are called

periods

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draw the entry in a periodic table diagram

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Draw the location of metals, transition metals, nonmetals, halogens, and noble gases on the periodic table

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_____________ ions are composed of 1 atom (ex. ____)

_____________ ions are composed of 2 or more atoms (ex. ____)

monoatomic K+ polyatomic NO3-

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define mole

any substance is 6.02x10^23 particles of that substance

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Name the 3 types of particles

  • a______ (ex. __)

  • m________ (ex. _____)

  • f_______ u___ (ex. _____)

atoms H molecules H2O formula units KCl

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the term _______ _____ is used for salts which usually contain metal and nonmetal atoms

formula units

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___________ are compounds composed of two or more nonmetal atoms

molecules

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define molar mass

the mass of one mole of a substance

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molar mass is also known as m_________ weight or f________ weight

molecular formula

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