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Chemistry 1 Final Exam ALL CHAPTER
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- CH 1312
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- Mississippi State University
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Chem Ch . !Sig Fig Rules Memorize Metric Table
by : Scarlett Padgett
Law of conservation ofmass no detectable Change in mass during ordinary Chemical reactions .
Homogenous mixture Uniform throughout, Called a solution. EX : Seawater apple juice Gatorade
,,
.
Heterogeneous mixture NOT uniform throughout .
EX : Blood oil ,
+
Vinegar
Quantitative measured+ expressed w/ a number Ex : Wavelength is 660nm
Qualitative don'trequire measurement usually based observation
, gets hot on EX : reaction
Extensive depends on amount of matter , external to substance; EX : MASS VOLUME +
Intensive doesn't depend on amount of matter, Stays same EX : DENSITY boiling Point .
,
Physical Property one that can be observed"measured wo
changing Identity
EX : color
melting point .
,
Physical Change State of matter Changes
- but the Identity of matter doesn't
,
EX :
melting freezing Condensation .
, ,
Chemical property substance exhibits as it interacts wl another substance EX : flammability Corrosiveness .
,
Chemical Change results of composition, Og substance doesn't exist FX : Digestion combustion
in
Change .
,
Oxidation
Celcius Scale'C
Freezing Point (Pure water) : O boiling
Point (Pure Water) : 100 %
I
Kelvin Scale k the "Absolute" scale lowest possible temperature : OK labsolute zero)
,
Molecule Consits of 2 or more atoms joined together by chemical bonds
1 amu = 1 .
6605378x10g D= TF =
(1 8) Tc + 32
.
/kg = 1
, 000g :
IOg
1 CM3 = ImL Th 273 )3 Tc TF 32
-
=
Tc + =
S/q32)
.
Tc =
Th 273 15
-
.
TE =
9/5(Tc) + 32 Tc =
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Atoms , Molecules , and
by : Scarlett Padgett
Modern Atomic Theory by John Dalton ,
I . atoms of given element have Identical Chem properties Atoms
.
can neither be created nor destroyed.
J . Thomson
J
discovered e' "Cathode rays". proposed Particles Traveled (-(t)
.
using rays were
actually neg charged .
Isotopes Atoms of the element w/ Identical #P same different of no but
cations elections removed so more protons. are
positively charged lons
added Are
Anions elections so more elections .
Negatively charged lons
containatomseitherheteronuclearorhomoulear Poatomiccontain
Diatomic Molecules .
morethe a
Formula Mass
Molecule Combination of at least 2 atoms in specific arrangement held together by a
Chemical bond .
May be an element or a compound.
charge of an e is 6022X18C
R A Milikar Studied electrically-charged He determined the 1
.
.
drops oil .
.
Ernest Rutherford (Atomic Structure) used a particles to prove structure of atoms Proposed new model for .
a
the atom a nuclear model ; positive charge is concentrated the nucleus (Gold foil experiment in .
,
Law ofMultiple Proportions 2 elements react to form more than one compound , weight of elements always balance out to a
equal ratio .
EX :
CO : 12gC and 32g Oz = ratio of 1 : 2
Law of constant composition 1 Chem Sample will be same as another .
Chem compound always contains same elements in the
same proportions of mass .
Also known as Law of Definite proportion .
Law of Conservation There is no detectable change in mass
during ordinary Chemical reaction .
of Mass
"Whatever mass must come out"
goes in ,
⑭homonuclear I mole = 6 022 . X1033 "items"
-Heteronuclear I am =
1/12 the mass of Carbon-12 atoms a
Mass # =
# Protons neutrons +
1 PM = 110 *m neutrons =
atomic mass-atomic #
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