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Science mid term chemistry 2019
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Matter is not created or destroyed, but conserved
Law of conservation of mass
Law of conservation of energy
Law of conservation of matter
2
Substance doing the dissolving
Solute
Solvent
3
A(n) ______ changes one factor and observes or measures what happens
Experimenter
Control
Variable
4
An ionic compound is
Positive
Neutral
Negative
5
What does this image mean in a chemical equation
Reactants are heated
Produces or yields heat
Reactants are exposed to light
6
5th step to solving a problem/ question
Form a conclusion
Collect data
Design an experiment
7
Antoine Lavoisier
None of the above are true
A French chemist whom began system of naming substances
Came up with total mass of products= total mass of reactants
Father of modern chemistry and described combustion
8
Change in size shape or state of matter
Physical characteristics
Physical change
Physical shape
9
A change from one substance to another
Chemical properties
Chemical reactions
Chemical change
10
Heterogeneous mixture containing a liquid that visible particles settle
Solvent
Suspension
Solution
Solute
11
Chemical bond, has different physical + chemical properties from the elements the contain
Compound
Molecule
Particle
12
OH- means
Hydro ion
Hydrogen
Hydroxide ion
13
Organic compound that changes color in acids and bases
Indicators
pH reader
pH leveler
14
When dissociates into water almost 100%, dissociates into ions
Strong acid
Weak acid
Neutral acid
15
What are the two groups required to have a valid experiment
There isn’t any specific group
Control and experimental
Observing and hypothesizing
Independent and dependent
16
Easier to ___ electrons than to _____ electrons
Destroy, create
Gain, give up
Give up, gain
17
Ionic compounds and covalent molecules both…
Moving valence electrons around
Shown with a chemical formula
Makes atoms stable
Can form crystalline solids
18
The electrons that are on the outer shell of the electron
Valance electron
Outer orbit
Outer ring
Variance electron
19
Electrolytes; more ions, more current it can conduct
Ions can conduct electricity
Ions won’t conduct electricity
Ions can’t conduct electricity
20
___ is the universal solvent because…
Salt because it dissolved in most things
Water because it dissolves most things
Sugar because it is polar
21
Electron cloud structure
Has energy level where electrons are located
All of the above is untrue
Elements in same group have same number of outer electrons
Energy near nucleus are lower; outer energy vise versa
22
Sum of the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom
Atomic mass
Atomic matter
Atomic number
23
What is the sixth step of the scientific method?
Conclusion
Data collection
Experiment
Retest
24
Name this image
Number line
Ph scale
pH scale
25
What is the fifth step of the scientific method?
Retest
Data collection
Experiment
Conclusion
26
Location on periodic table, chemical properties, and structure of an atom are
Linked
Unimportant
The same
27
Sour, corrosive, can damage/burn tissue
Properties of acids
Properties of bases
Characteristic of acids and bases
28
4th step to solving a problem/ question
Design an experiment
Form a procedure
Form an idea
29
Temperature, concentration, surface area, agitation, pressure
Chemical boundaries
Chemical reaction types
The rules of chemical reaction
30
The ___ of an atom is/ are not affected by a chemical reaction
Valence electrons
Nucleus
31
An example of physical properties are
Color, shape, boiling point, fluidity
Hardness, ductility, temperature
Density, radioactivity, solubility
32
Kilo, K
1 million
100
1000
10
33
One substance breaking down into 2 or more substances
Double displacement
Single displacement
Decomposition reaction
34
The negative part of water is attracted to the positive ion in the base
Association of bases
Dissociation of bases
Dissociative property of bases
35
Reaction that takes place between a base in water
Association
Dissociation
Neutralization
36
Mass number minus atomic number equals number of
Nuclei
Protons
Neutrons
37
Number of protons
Atomic number
Atomic mass
38
Change, protons ≠ electrons
Ion
Compound
Atom
39
Homogeneous mixture of particles that can’t be seen with a microscope; will never settle
Solute
Solvent
Compound
Solution
40
Any characteristic that can be observed without changing the identity of the substance
Physical properties
Chemical characteristics
Physical characteristics
41
How many groups are there on the periodic table
19
17
18
10
42
The most solute that can be dissolved at a specific temperature
Supersaturated solution
Saturated solution
Unsaturated solution
43
Who’s model of an atom is this
Bohr
Thomson
Rutherford
Democitus
44
Meltdown to more molecules, mix together, harden
Dissolving solids and gases
Dissolving liquids and solids
Dissolving solids and solids
45
Mono is the prefix for
1
2
4
3
46
Water molecules are polar
False
True
47
More solute can be dissolved
Supersaturated solution
Saturated solution
Unsaturated solutions
48
Hexa is the prefix for
7
8
5
6
49
protons and neutrons are smaller than electrons
True
False
50
Octa is the prefix for
8
6
0
9
51
Neutral, protons=electrons
Nuclei
Atom
Ion
52
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Common properties of bases
Common bases
Properties of bases
53
Unevenly mixed
Colloid
Homogeneous
Heterogeneous
54
Di is the prefix for
1
4
2
3
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2 pairs of shared elections between 2 atoms is called a _____ (4 total electrons)
Double bond
Triple bond
Single bond
56
One substance dissolved in another
Solvent
Mixer
Solution
57
Who’s model of an atom is this
Bohr
Thomson
Rutherford
58
The data may be ____ or ____
Organized or disorganized
Qualifying or qualitative
Quantitative or qualitative
59
Giga, G
1 trillion
1 million
1000
1 billion
60
Located outside nucleus, negative charge,
Neutrons
Protons
Electrons
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Pair of shared electrons between two atoms is called a ______(total of 2 electrons)
Single bond
Triple bond
Double bond
62
Henry G.J. Mosley…
Organized elements in random order
organized elements in decreasing order
Organized elements in increasing order
63
There should be __ variable(s) in a valid experiment
2
3
1
0
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Heat, light, cooling, color change, bubbles, smoke, sound, smell transformation of substance
How to know a chemical change is happening
How to know a physical reaction is happening
How to know a physical change is happening
65
Chemical reaction requires more energy to break bonds than is required when new ones form
Endergonic
Endogonic
Endothermic
66
Light, sound, heat, electricity, releasing energy
Exothermic
Exergonic
67
What does this image mean in a chemical equation
Gas
Solid
Liquid
68
Who’s model of an atom is this
Rutherford
Bohr
Becquerel
69
Always gain electrons
Metals
Metalloids
Non-metals
70
In order to verify the results, experiments must be
Retested
Verified by a scientist
Tested on people
71
What does this image mean in a chemical equation
Aqua
Aquifer
Aqueos
72
Centi, c
10
1 tenth
1 one thousandth
1 one hundredth
73
Only atoms in outer layer, increasing____increases chance for collision
Top layer
Surface area
Outermost shell
74
A ______ experiment will only have ONE variable
Bad
Valid
Good
75
Deci, d
10
1
1 tenth
1 one hundredth
76
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Description of H3O
Special bases
Bases
77
Matter is is measured in atomic mass units (amu)
False
True
78
Gathered through senses.
Observations
Hypothesis
Conclusion
79
Way to describe a chemical reaction using chemical formulas and symbols
Chemical formula
Chemical balance
Chemical equation
80
The quality of something that can be shaped into something else without breaking it
Ductility
Flexibility
Malleability
81
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Acid
Base
82
What is the second step of the scientific method?
Observe
Experiment
Hypothesis
Conclusion
83
____can be different for the same element
Protons
Mass
Amount
84
A solution in which water is the solvent
Aqua solution
Aqueous solution
Water solution
85
6th step to solving a problem/ question
Present ideas
Retest
86
Periodic table arrangement today
Elements are arranged in sections according to atomic mass
Elements are arranged according to valance electrons
Elements are arranged according to atomic number
87
Elements in the same family have _____ chemical properties
Alike
Strong
Different
88
Which side is describing which
Left is ionic compound and right is ionic molecule
Left is covalent compound and right is ionic compound
Left is ionic compound and right is covalent molecule
89
Found in nucleus, no charge,
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
90
The factor that is measured or observed is the
Independent variable
Dependent variable
91
A procedure to test the hypothesis.
Observe
Experiment
Control variable
92
Who’s model of an atom is this
Rutherford
Thomson
Bohr
93
Tetra is the prefix for
4
5
2
6
94
Always lose electrons
Non-metals
Metals
Metalloids
95
The main acid in your stomach
Nitric acid
Citric acid
Hydrochloric acid
96
What does this image mean in a chemical equation
Cross substances
Plus
97
The……makes a special effort to keep other factors constant so that they will not effect outcome
Control
Variable
Experimenter
98
Found I the nucleus, have a positive charge, “finger print” of an element
Neutrons
Protons
Electrons
99
Gives molecules less room, more likely to bump into each other
Volume change
Pressure
Low volume
100
Negative area of water is attracted to the positive H+ in the acid
Association of acids
Dissociation of acids
Dissociation of bases
101
Positively charged center of the atom
Proton
Nucleus
Neutrons
102
Light sensitivity
Something that becomes weak when exposed to light
Discomfort or pain to the eyes due to exposure to light
A place where light cannot ever be present
103
Evenly mixed
Solution
Heterogeneous
Homogeneous
104
Explain this model
Electrons are found more frequently in areas around nucleus
Electron cloud is 100,000 times larger than the nucleus
All of the following g are incorrect
Electrons don’t follow fixed orbits
105
What does this image mean in a chemical equation
Aqueous
Liquid
Energy
106
Hepta is the prefix for
6
8
9
7
107
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Endergonic
Exergonic
Endothermic
108
Heat, releasing heat
Exothermic
Exergonic
109
Increasing temp increases the rate, surface area, agitate
Rate of substance
Rate of solidifying
Rate of dissolving
110
The degree to which a specified material conducts electric currents
Conductivity
Flammability
Electricity
Electromagnetism
111
2nd step to solving a problem/ question
Design an Experiment
State observations
Form a hypothesis
112
A suggested solution to the problem.
Question
Hypothesis
Observation
113
The substance that reacts
Reactant
Reproductive
Factor
114
Describes how much solute is in a solution compared to the amount of solvent
Volume
Concentration
Concentrated
115
Burning, combination of a substance with O, produces energy, heat, light, O->CO2, describes…
Explosions
Combustion
Physical reaction
116
When dissolves in water only a fraction of the acid molecules dissociate into ions
Neutral acid
Strong acid
Weak acid
117
You can use _____ to separate-distillation
Physical change
Physical reactions
Physical properties
118
Usually percentage by volume
Exact solution
Pinned concentration
Precise concentration
119
What is the fourth step if the scientific method?
Data collection
Experiment
Retest
Conclusion
120
International union of applied chemistry is responsible for
None of the above is true
Standardize chemistry method
Nomenclature, environmental programs, evaluate atomic weight
Other areas relating to chemistry
121
oxidation is The process or result of _____ or being ______
Oxidizing or being oxidized
inhaling or being inhaled
Breathing or being breathed
122
Atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons
Isotopes
Compound
Colloid
123
3rd step to solving a problem/ question
Form a procedure
Identify the problem
Form a hypothesis
124
Heat, absorbing heat
Endergonic
Endothermic
125
A characteristic of a substance that indicates whether it can undergo a certain chemical change
Chemical properties
Trait of a chemical
Chemical characteristics
126
The concentrations of calcium and magnesium ions expressed in terms of calcium carbonate
Flammability
Hardness
Ductility
127
What does this image mean in a chemical equation
Light is being produced or yielded
Reactants are heated
Reactants are exposed to light
128
What is the third step of the scientific method?
Experiment
Data collection
Hypothesis
Observe
129
Dimitri Mendeleev…
An Irish chemist in 1900s and discovered all the elements
Russian chemist in 1800s organized elements of atomic mass
A Ukrainian physicist in the 1700s and discovered helium
130
Nano, n
1 one thousandth
1 one hundredth
1 billionth
1 millionth
131
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Properties of hydrochloric acid
Properties of bases
Properties of second acids
132
Help maintain pH level
pH leveler
pH reader
Buffer
133
Positive ions
Cations
Anions
134
Go see my other Quiz! To finish
Ok
No
135
Solutions can be gaseous or solid
Solidified solvent
Nonliquid solution
Gaseous solute
136
Energy cannot be created or destroyed it only changes form
Conservation of energy
Conservation of mass
Activation energy
137
Any of our metals and their bond with each other
Metallic bonds
Non-metal bonds
Metal bonds
138
The new substance that is produced
Product
Quotient
Final factor
139
____ number is always the same
Mass
Neutron
Atomic
140
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Volume
Concentration
Temperature
141
Represents the number of units of each substance taking part in the reaction
Chemical number
Subscripts
Coefficient
142
The factor that is changed is known as the
Dependent variable
Independent variable
143
Same number of atoms of each element in both sides of the equation
Balancing covalent equations
Balancing formulas
Balancing equations
144
Atoms need to have ___ electrons in its outer shell to feel full
8
4
6
145
The ability of a substance to burn or ignite, cause fire or combustion
Flammability
Oxidation
Combustionizing
146
Light, heat, electricity, absorbing energy
Endothermic
Endergonic
147
Less energy is needed to break original bonds than is released when new bonds are formed
Exergonic
Exothermic
Endothermic
148
A compound that has 2 elements
Binary compounds
Ionic compound
Covalent compound
149
The Control variables Are used for comparison.
No
Sometimes
Yes
150
The results of the experiment
Data
Retest
Conclusion
End
151
Factors that are kept constant in order to not effect the outcome of the experiment
Control variable
Dependent variable
Independent variable
152
Smallest piece of matter that still retains the property of the element
Nuclei
Element
Atom
153
The property of a solid, liquid, or gaseous chemical solute to dissolve in a solid
Solubility
Solution
Toxicity
154
Matter composed of one type of atom
Element
Nuclei
Pure substance
155
Micro, μ
1 billionth
1 trillionth
1 one thousandth
1 millionth
156
Negative ions
Anions
Cations
157
Solid solution that is in most coins
Colloid
Alloy
Colloy
158
Scattering of light by a colloid
Shattering of light
Tyndall effect
Refraction
159
2 or more types of substances combine to form new substances
Synthesis reaction
Decomposition reaction
Single displacement
160
Colloid comes from the Greek word
Small
Substance
Glue
Sticky
161
Meter/gram/liter
10
1000
100
1
162
One element replaces another
Double displacement
Single displacement
Synthesis reaction
163
Share electrons, molecules, ex H2O
Covalent bond
Bond
Ionic bond
164
What does this image mean in a chemical equation
Reactants are electric
Reactants are made up of electricity
Reactants have an electric current applied to it
165
Toxicity is the quality of being ____ or _______
Toxic or poisonous
Gaseous or poisonous
Toxic or intoxicated
166
Measure of H+ or H3O ions in a solution
H+ chart
pH
Scaled graph
167
Milli, m
1 one thousandth
1 one millionth
1 one hundredth
1 tenth
168
Large amount of solute dissolved in solvent
Concentrated
Dilute
Saturated
169
What is the first step of the scientific method
Retest
Observe
Hypothesis
Data collection
170
A hypothesis must be....
Close to the correct solution
Testable
Right
171
Conditions that control chemical reaction rates
Time and temperature
Concentration and time
Temperature and concentration
172
Periodic table shows
Colored metals and metalloids
Metals, metalloids, and non-metals
Metals, metalicoids, and non metals
173
_____ particles are large enough to scatter light
Gamma
Bets
Alpha
Colloid
174
series of dots surrounding an element’s symbol in order to show sharing/transfer of electrons
Lewis dot structure
Louise dot structure
Bohr dot structure
175
Sugar is not polar
True
False
176
Slows down a chemical reaction
Prohibitor
Breaker
Inhibitors
177
Tri is the prefix for
6
4
2
3
178
The answer to the hypothesis based o the data collected from the experiment
Conclusion
Retest
Results
179
If an atom loses an electron there is a ______ charge
Neutral
Negative
Positive
180
Light can be seen as it passes through a colloid
Detecting colloids
Scattering of light
Tyndall effect
181
3 pairs of shared electrons between 2 atoms is called a _______(6 total electrons)
Double bond
Triple bond
Single bond
182
Factor in the experiment that is being tested
Control
Independent
Objective
Variable
183
Positive ion replaces positive of another compound
Synthesis reaction
Double displacement
Decomposition reaction
184
____ has most of the mass of atoms
Electrons
Protons
Neutrons
Nucleus
185
One or more substances are converted to a new substance
Chemical change
Physical reactions
Chemical reactions
186
Involves the linking together of molecules incorporating double or triple carbon-carbon bonds
Chain growth polymerization
Polymers
187
Hecto, h
10
1 billion
1000
100
188
Speed up chemical reactions without being permanently changed
Inhibitor
Match
Catalyst
189
H3O means
Hydronium
Hydroxide
Hydrogen
190
If an atom gains an electron there is a _____ charge
Negative
Positive
Neutral
191
Data can be organized into
Graphs
Paragraphs
Tables
Charts
192
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Surface area
Temperature
Concentration
193
Smaller than protons and neutrons, makes up protons and neutrons, science has confirmed 6
Microproton
Atom
Quark
194
Energy is given off in the form of heat. Product has less energy that the reactant
Endothermic
Exothermic
Endergonic
195
Data must be
In charts
Correct
Organized
Retested
196
Tells what elements make up a compound + the exact number of each element in 1 unit of compound
Physical formula
Chemical product
Chemical formula
197
Atomic number increases ____________
Up and down
Right to left
Left to right
198
Substance being dissolved
Solute
Solvent
199
Contains more solute than the saturation point
Saturated solution
Unsaturated solution
Supersaturated solution
200
Molecules are moving
True
False
201
Consisting of homogenous or heterogeneous
Compound
Mixture
Colloid
Solution
202
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Rules of physics
Chemical rules
Chemical reaction rules
203
Charge of the ion
Oxidation number
Atomic number
Charge number
204
In nuclear reactions, mass can be _______ into energy
Converted
Crushed
Destroyed
205
The control variable is being tested
Yes
Sometimes
No
206
Mega, M
1000
1thousandth
1 millionth
1million
207
The mass of the different element’s different isotopes averaged
Average of atomic number
Average of atomic mass
Average of neutrons
Average of atomic matter
208
Deca, da
10
1 tenth
1000
100
209
Elements of one kind of atom
Colloid
Pure substances
Mixtures
Pure element
210
Minimum amount of energy needed to start a reaction
Concentration energy
Activation energy
Chemical reaction rules
211
What does this image mean in a chemical equation
Produces or yields
Plus
Reactants are heated
212
Mendeleev’s predictions…
properties of all the elements
properties of missing elements and organized known elements
half of the properties of the elements
213
Molecules move more freely
Dissolving solids and liquids
Dissolving gases and solids
Dissolving liquids and gases
214
What does this image mean in a chemical equation
Gradient
Gravity
Gas
215
Penta is the prefix for
7
6
4
5
216
Solid <—>liquid<—>gas
States of matter
States of mass
Properties of matter
217
Chemical reaction of reacting monomer molecules forms polymer chains in a variety of complexity
Chain growth polymerization
Polymerization
Polymizing
218
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Common acid
Common bases
Common chemicals
219
Mixture that the particles are larger than those in a solution but not heavy enough to settle
Compound
Colloid
Solute
Solvent
220
1st step to solving a problem/ question
State observations
Form a Hypothesis
Identify the problem
221
Small amount of solute in the solvent
Dilute solution
Concentrated
Precise concentration
222
Allows reactants to mix
Agitation
Aggravation
Irritate
223
Groups/columns are sometimes called
Sections
Rows
Families
224
Only the ___ electrons of atoms are involved with a chemical reaction
Outer
Inner
225
A gentle sheen or soft glow, especially that of a partly reflective surface
Malleability
Shine
Light
Luster