Chemistry Fundamentals

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What is the unit of measurement for atomic masses?

Amus

What is the relationship between the activity series and metals' ease of oxidation?

The activity series lists metals in order of increasing ease of oxidation.

What happens when solids are heated with E=hv?

They emit radiation.

How is average atomic mass determined?

By taking the atomic masses of all isotopes and their abundance

What does Schrödinger's wave equation create?

Orbitals and probability densities

What is formula weight?

The sum of the atomic weights of all atoms in the chemical formula

How many quantum numbers are in the quantum model?

Three

What is an empirical formula?

The most simplified version of a chemical formula

What happens to aqueous solutions?

They conduct electricity and dissociate into ions

What is electron configuration?

The arrangement of electrons in orbitals

How does ionization energy change on the periodic table?

It increases left to right and bottom to top.

What do precipitation reactions produce?

An insoluble product

Which groups of elements have more variation in ionization energies?

Alkali metals and noble gases

What is molarity defined as?

Moles of solute/volume of solution in liters

What is dilution?

Adding water to a concentrated solution to make it less concentrated

What must be done to chemical equations?

They must be balanced

What is theoretical yield?

The amount of product calculated to be produced before the limiting reactant runs out

Study Notes

  1. Atomic masses are measured in amus.
  2. Average atomic mass is determined by taking the atomic masses of all isotopes and their abundance.
  3. Formula weight is the sum of the atomic weights of all atoms in the chemical formula.
  4. Empirical formula is the most simplified version of a chemical formula.
  5. Aqueous solutions can conduct electricity and dissociate into ions.
  6. Precipitation reactions produce an insoluble product.
  7. Molarity is defined as moles of solute/volume of solution in liters.
  8. Dilution is adding water to a concentrated solution to make it less concentrated.
  9. Chemical equations must be balanced and coefficients are used to indicate amounts of components.
  10. Theoretical yield is the amount of product calculated to be produced before the limiting reactant runs out.

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