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What is a cation?

A positively charged ion.

100

What is D representing? 

Trough

100

London dispersion, dipole-dipole interaction, and ion-dipole interactions are all categories of which force?

Intramolecular or Intermolecular? 

Intermolecular
100

Burning your homework in a fire outback... 

Is this an example of a chemical or physical property? 

Chemical

100

What do the parts q = cm (delta) t mean?

q= joules

c = specific heat

m= mass

delta t = change in temp

200

What is the charge of lithium? 

+1 Charge

200
  1. He : ? :: H2S : Compound

    1. Atom

    2. Element         Finish the analogy. 

    3. Cation

    4. Anion 




Answer: Element

Reasoning: Just plain He is an element on the periodic table but H2S is a compound, specifically known as Hydrogen Sulfide.

200

What is a physical property of a metallic bond? 

Strength, Thermal and Electrical conductivity 

200

Any closed system of mass will remain constant over time..

What is this defining? 

The law of conservation of mass

200

Do you always show units and where they move to when solving a mole equation?

DUH

300

What was Rutherford's experiment? 

Rutherford designed an experiment to use the alpha particles emitted by a radioactive element. 

300

What is the difference between ground state and excited state? 

Ground state: Lowest allowed energy state of an atom, molecule or ion. 

Excited state: electron has moved to a higher energy level

300

When are roman numerals used in bonding? 

Used in ionic bonding
300
Balance this equation..

_ Fe203 + _ C  ---> _ Fe + _ Co2

2, 3, 4, 3

300

What heat transformation happens when you touch an ice cube? 

Heat from hand will melt the ice

400

What is the electron configuration for Sodium? 

1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 3s^1

400

What element is this representing? 

Hydrogen


400

What is H202?

Dihydrogen Dioxide

400

2Co + 02 ---> 2Co2 

What kind of reaction is this? 


Synthesis 

A + B = AB

400

What is the difference between calories and Calories? 

Calories are the total amount of little calories 

500

What is the difference between nuclear fission and fusion? 

Fission: Taking one atom and splitting it into two atoms  

Fusion: Two or more nuclei collide and join to form a new nucleus

500

What is this picture representing?

Electron dot configuration for Helium. 

500

What are 2 of the diatomic molecules? 

Hydrogen and nitrogen

500

Predict the products for...

Ca + CuCl---> ??

CaCa + Cu

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Are you ready for summer? 

Heck yes

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