Mixed Bucket
Lewis Dot Structures
Physical/Chemical Changes
pH Scale
Redox Reactions + Oxidation Numbers
100

The first idea of the atom stated that atoms were... (in relation to each other)

What is indivisible?
100

A ring of 8 electrons

What is a (perfect) octet?

100

An irreversible change is usually....

What is a chemical change?

100

In terms of acid/base/neutral, a pH of 7.000000000000000000000001 is...

What is a base?

100

This halogen is the most electronegative element and always has an oxidation number of __ in compounds

What is -1? (the atom is Fluorine)

200

Polar bonds are caused by an ___ sharing of electrons

What is 'unequal'?

200

The number of electrons one line represents in a Lewis structure
(example: H-:O:-H (water) has lines connecting each atom)

What are two electrons?

200

This change can be a physical OR chemical change

What is a color change?

200

In a pH scale, the system in which each pH is more acidic/basic then the next is _______

What is logarithmic?

200

Unless in peroxide, oxygen's oxidation number is represented as

What is -2?

300

Weak, temporary attractions between molecules caused by fluctuating dipoles formed by uneven distribution of electrons

What are London Dispersion Forces?

300

The maximum amount of lines between two atoms

(example of lines: K=Mg::)

What is 3 lines (6 electrons)?

300

Water is boiled, frozen, and melted, yet maintains it's internal structure, remaining as H2O. This is a ___

What is a physical change?

300

The names of the atoms listed, in order:

H20

OH- 

H30+

What are water, hydroxide, & hydronium?

300

A gain in electrons (oxidation/reduction)

What is reduction?

400

The products that result from O2 (dioxygen) and a hydrocarbon interacting in a combustion reaction

What are H20/water, (light/heat,) and CO2/carbon dioxide?

400

The maximum number of electrons the first ring of electrons can hold along with the maximum number of electrons the second and third (and so on) can hold

What are 2 and 8 electrons?

400

When ammonium dichromate (NH₄)₂Cr₂O₇ is ignited, it decomposes violently into nitrogen gas, water vapor, and chromium(III) oxide.

What is a chemical change?

400

The amount of times more acidic a pH of 2 is in comparison to a pH of 7

What is 100,000 times (10^5)?

400

The oxidation numbers of the elements in dichromate (Cr₂O₇) with an overall charge of -2

What are ↓ ?

Chromium (Cr): +6

(Diachromium {Cr₂}: +12)

Oxygen: -2

(Heptoxide {O₇}: -14)

500

__ occurs when hydrogen and a highly electronegative atom (such as oxygen, nitrogen, or fluorine) form a compound

What is a hydrogen bond?

500

A pair of valence electrons not shared with another atom

What is a lone pair?

500

Grinding a crystal into powder is an example of a...

What is a physical change?

500

The amount of times more acidic a pH of 0 is in comparison to a pH of 14

What is 100 trillion times (1 with 14 zeroes or 10^14)?

500

The oxidation numbers of each element in NaClO3 (EVERY atom):


Sodium: 1 (group 1 metals are +1 in compounds)

Chlorine: _

Oxygen: _

Dioxygen (O3): _


What are ↓ ?

Sodium = +1, Chlorine = +5, Oxygen = -2, and Dioxygen = -6?

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