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What are the three small particles that make up an atom?
What are the three small particles that make up an atom?
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Complete the chart for the element nitrogen (N): Symbol, Element name, Atomic number, Atomic mass, # of protons, # of neutrons, # of electrons, Solid, liquid or gas?
Complete the chart for the element nitrogen (N): Symbol, Element name, Atomic number, Atomic mass, # of protons, # of neutrons, # of electrons, Solid, liquid or gas?
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Draw a Lewis dot diagram for the following elements and ions: N, Ne, Be, Na+1, O2-, Al3+
Draw a Lewis dot diagram for the following elements and ions: N, Ne, Be, Na+1, O2-, Al3+
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Complete the chart for the compounds KCl, H2SO4, Fe3(PO4)2: Types of Atoms, Number of Molecules, Number of Atoms
Complete the chart for the compounds KCl, H2SO4, Fe3(PO4)2: Types of Atoms, Number of Molecules, Number of Atoms
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Differentiate between an ionic compound and a molecular compound (covalent) in terms of the types of atoms involved and the nature of electrons (shared or transferred).
Differentiate between an ionic compound and a molecular compound (covalent) in terms of the types of atoms involved and the nature of electrons (shared or transferred).
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Write the compound formula, type of compound (ionic/molecular), and compound name for the following substances: MgCl2, H2O, CF4, NaF, CO2, N2
Write the compound formula, type of compound (ionic/molecular), and compound name for the following substances: MgCl2, H2O, CF4, NaF, CO2, N2
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Name or give the formula for the following ionic compounds: a. BaCl2, b. Ca3S2, c. NaF, d. barium nitride
Name or give the formula for the following ionic compounds: a. BaCl2, b. Ca3S2, c. NaF, d. barium nitride
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What is the law of conservation of mass state?
What is the law of conservation of mass state?
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What are the reactants and products in the reaction between 5g of magnesium and 10g of hydrochloric acid?
What are the reactants and products in the reaction between 5g of magnesium and 10g of hydrochloric acid?
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Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction between 5g of magnesium and 10g of hydrochloric acid.
Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction between 5g of magnesium and 10g of hydrochloric acid.
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What type of reaction is the reaction between 5g of magnesium and 10g of hydrochloric acid?
What type of reaction is the reaction between 5g of magnesium and 10g of hydrochloric acid?
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How much magnesium chloride was produced in the reaction between 5g of magnesium and 10g of hydrochloric acid?
How much magnesium chloride was produced in the reaction between 5g of magnesium and 10g of hydrochloric acid?
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What are the differences between acids and bases?
What are the differences between acids and bases?
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If you had a solution with a pH of 8 and you wanted to ‘neutralize’ it, what would you add to the solution – an acid or a base?
If you had a solution with a pH of 8 and you wanted to ‘neutralize’ it, what would you add to the solution – an acid or a base?
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What is the difference between a strong and weak acid/base?
What is the difference between a strong and weak acid/base?
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Where is the ‘visible spectrum’ located in the electromagnetic spectrum?
Where is the ‘visible spectrum’ located in the electromagnetic spectrum?
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What do the letters LOST refer to when describing an image?
What do the letters LOST refer to when describing an image?
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Study Notes
Atomic Structure
- An atom is composed of three small particles: protons, neutrons, and electrons.
- The element nitrogen (N) has:
- Symbol: N
- Element name: Nitrogen
- Atomic number: 7
- Atomic mass: 14.01
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of protons: 7
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of neutrons: 7
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of electrons: 7
- State: Gas
Lewis Dot Diagrams
- N: ·N·
- Ne: ·Ne·
- Be: ·Be·
- Na+: ·Na
- O2-: :O:
Compounds
- KCl:
- Types of Atoms: Potassium, Chlorine
- Number of Molecules: 1
- Number of Atoms: 2
- H2SO4:
- Types of Atoms: Hydrogen, Sulfur, Oxygen
- Number of Molecules: 1
- Number of Atoms: 7
- Fe3(PO4)2:
- Types of Atoms: Iron, Phosphorus, Oxygen
- Number of Molecules: 1
- Number of Atoms: 11
Ionic vs. Molecular Compounds
- Ionic compounds: formed by transferring electrons between atoms
- Molecular compounds: formed by sharing electrons between atoms
- Ionic compounds: composed of metal and nonmetal atoms
- Molecular compounds: composed of nonmetal atoms
Compound Formulas and Names
- MgCl2:
- Formula: MgCl2
- Type: Ionic
- Name: Magnesium Chloride
- H2O:
- Formula: H2O
- Type: Molecular
- Name: Water
- CF4:
- Formula: CF4
- Type: Molecular
- Name: Carbon Tetrafluoride
- NaF:
- Formula: NaF
- Type: Ionic
- Name: Sodium Fluoride
- CO2:
- Formula: CO2
- Type: Molecular
- Name: Carbon Dioxide
- N2:
- Formula: N2
- Type: Molecular
- Name: Nitrogen
Ionic Compounds
- BaCl2: Barium Chloride
- Ca3S2: Calcium Sulfide
- NaF: Sodium Fluoride
- Ba3N2: Barium Nitride
Law of Conservation of Mass
- The law states that matter cannot be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction.
Chemical Reaction
- Reactants: 5g of magnesium, 10g of hydrochloric acid
- Products: magnesium chloride, hydrogen gas
- Balanced chemical equation: 2Mg + 2HCl → 2MgCl + H2
- Type of reaction: Single displacement reaction
Reaction Products
- 10g of magnesium chloride was produced in the reaction.
Acids and Bases
- Acids: donate H+ ions
- Bases: accept H+ ions
- To neutralize a solution with a pH of 8, add an acid.
- Strong acids/bases: completely dissociate in water
- Weak acids/bases: partially dissociate in water
Electromagnetic Spectrum
- The visible spectrum is located between 400-700 nm in the electromagnetic spectrum.
Image Description
- LOST refers to: Location, Orientation, Size, and Texture when describing an image.
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Prepare for your SNC2D Chemistry midterm exam with this review quiz covering key topics such as chemical and physical changes, elements, compounds, mixtures, chemical equations, acids, bases, and more. Test your knowledge with practice questions and complete charts related to the structure of atoms.
