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OAT-CHEMISTRY FINAL EXAM
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Accuracy - a measurement giving the actual value for the sample with limited deviation

Precision - repeatability of a set of measurements on the same sample

Test tubes - Good for small/large quantity of samples

Round bottom flask - used for reaction, heating or vacuum

Retort - round vacuum flask used for distillation

Buret - Good for titrations, delivers liquid slowly

Volumetric pipet - Delivers a single established volume of liquid with accuracy and
precision

Protons - equal to the atomic number (Z) of an atom

Neutrons - have the same number as protons

Electrons - equal to the atomic number, + charge means loss of electrons and - charge
means gaining electrons

Mass number (A) - Protons + neutrons

Isotopes - Multiple atoms with the same number of protons but different number of
neutrons ( different mass number)

Bohrs model of hydrogen - E(energy value)=-Ry/n^2 (Ry=constant, n=quantum number)

angular momentum - L=mvr

, Kinetic energy - mv^2/2

Electromagnetic energy of a photon equation - E=hc/lambda (wavelength)

Pauli exclusion principle - No two electrons in a given atom can posses the same set of
four quantum numbers (cannot have parallel spins)

Aufbau principle - subshells are filled from lowest to highest energy and each subshell
will fill completely before the next one

Hund's Rule - within a given subshell, orbitals are filled such that there are a maximum
number of half filled orbitals with parallel spins

quantum numbers - n= size of the shell, equation for how many electrons can be held is
2n^2, equation for maximum number is 4L+2
L= shape (s=0,p=1,d=2,f=3)
mL= orientation (s=1, p=3, d=5, f=7)
Ms= spin (+1/2, -1/2)

angular momentum calculated by - range of 0 to n-1=L

Periods on the periodic table - (rows) There are seven periods representing the principal
quantum numbers N=1 to N=7

Groups on the periodic table - (columns) Represent elements that have the same
electron configuration in their outermost shell

increasing electron neg.
Increasing ionization energy
Decreasing atomic radius - From left to right and up

Alkali metals - The first column on the table.

Hallogens - Send to last column (Cl, Br, F)

Noble gases - last column also called group 0. They are non reactive because they
have a complete valence shell (8).

Representative elements - The outside columns of the table, will fill s and p orbitals

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