Questions and Answers
What is any substance composed of 2 or more elements that are chemically combined in a fixed proportion?
Compound
What is the number of electrons shared between the carbon atoms in a molecule of ethyne?
6
What occurs when 2 fluorine atoms react to produce a fluorine molecule?
Energy is released; bond is formed
According to kinetic molecular theory, what describes an ideal gas?
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Which physical change is endothermic?
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Which atom is bonded to the carbon in the functional group of a ketone?
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What are the 2 types of organic reactions?
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What do the isomers butane and methyl-propane have?
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Which compounds are classified as electrolytes?
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Which compound is an Arrhenius base?
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Which list of nuclear emissions is arranged in order from greatest to least penetrating power?
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Which electron shell contains the valence electrons of a radium atom in ground state?
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Which group of elements contains a metalloid?
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In the formula for the compound XCl4, what could the X represent?
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How can the formula C2H4 be classified?
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Which elements can react to produce a molecular compound?
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Compared to a sample of NaCl(s), NaCl(l) has a different?
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Which property of an unsaturated solution of sodium chloride in water remains the same when more water is added to the solution?
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Study Notes
Compounds and Chemical Reactions
- Compounds are substances made of two or more elements combined chemically in fixed proportions.
- Ethyne exhibits a total of six shared electrons between its carbon atoms.
Molecular Interactions
- The reaction of two fluorine atoms forming a fluorine molecule involves energy release and bond formation.
- Ideal gases, according to kinetic molecular theory, have no attractive forces between particles.
Phase Changes and Reactions
- The transition from solid to gas represents an endothermic physical change.
- Ketones feature oxygen bonded to the carbon in their functional groups.
Organic Chemistry
- Key organic reactions include esterification and polymerization.
- Butane and methyl-propane are isomers with different molecular formulas but identical properties.
Electrolytes and Bases
- Compounds like KNO3 and H2SO4 are classified as electrolytes, capable of conducting electricity in solution.
- Calcium hydroxide, Ca(OH)2, is identified as an Arrhenius base.
Nuclear Emissions and Electron Configuration
- Order of penetrating power for nuclear emissions: gamma ray (most penetrating), beta particle, alpha particle (least penetrating).
- In a radium atom at ground state, the valence electrons occupy the seventh shell.
Element Groups and Compound Theory
- Group 16 of the periodic table contains at least one metalloid.
- In the compound formula XCl4, X can represent carbon.
Molecular Formulas and Reactions
- C2H4 is categorized solely as a molecular formula, without indication for structural properties.
- Hydrogen and sulfur can react to form a molecular compound.
Physical Properties
- Liquid NaCl differs from solid NaCl in terms of electrical conductivity.
- The mass of sodium chloride in an unsaturated solution remains unchanged even with added water.
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