Test Review - Topics in Chemistry June 2022 PDF

Topics in Chemistry Terms and Definitions: Ionic Compound Molecular Compound Synthesis Reaction Cation Diatomic Molecule Decomposition Anion Law of Conservation of Reaction Monova...

Topics in Chemistry Terms and Definitions: Ionic Compound Molecular Compound Synthesis Reaction Cation Diatomic Molecule Decomposition Anion Law of Conservation of Reaction Monovalent Cation Mass Single Displacement Multivalent Cation Reactant Reaction Polyatomic Ion Product Double Displacement Acid Word Equation Reaction Base Chemical Equation Neutralization Reaction Indicator pH Scale Big Ideas: 1. Applications of Chemical Reactions a. Understand the applications of chemical reactions related to safety and the environment 2. Properties and Changes of Matter a. Identify the Particle Theory of Matter and apply its postulates to various scenarios b. Identify physical and chemical properties c. Identify evidence of chemical change 3. Atom Diagrams a. Create Bohr-Rutherford diagrams b. Identify subatomic particles 4. Ions and Ionic Compounds a. Understand ions and ionic charges b. Understand the process of creating compounds c. Use Lewis structures to show the formation of ionic compounds 5. Nomenclature a. Understand the rules for naming compounds (ionic and molecular) b. Identify chemical formula from chemical names c. Identify common polyatomic ions 6. Conservation of Mass a. Identify the various components of a reaction b. Identify the law of conservation of mass c. Understand the application of conservation of mass (ie. balancing chemical equations) 7. Types of Reactions a. Identify the various types of reactions b. Understand the features of the various types of reactions c. Predict the products (chemical formula and/or chemical names) of various reactions learned 8. Acids and Bases a. Identify the specific and unique properties of acids and bases b. Identify techniques for determining if something is an acid or base c. Identify at least two (2) different indicators and the result they would reveal in an acid/base