Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
65 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
chemical reactions
|
a change in which one or more substances are converted into new substances (re arranged)
|
|
what is the law of conservation of mass
|
matter cannot be created or destroyed buy conserved (total starting Mass) mass of all reaxtants equals final mass of all products
|
|
what are signs of chemical reactions
|
color change , increase/decrease in temperature, gas production, , bubbles, change in properties , denisty, smell, yaste, melting point, formation of gas, temperature, sound, light, heat, or precipitation
|
|
what is the source of chemical energy
|
stored within molecules that can be released when a substance reacts
|
|
what does every chemical reaction need
|
energy
|
|
reactant
|
substance that reacts
|
|
product
|
new product
|
|
what is the fomula
|
reactant yield product
|
|
catalyst
|
speeds up chemical reactants
|
|
inhibitor
|
slows down chemical reaction
|
|
synthesis reaction
|
two elements form a larger compound
|
|
what does the product do in a synthesis reaction
|
the product is more complex than the reactant
|
|
diatonic element
|
an element that always pairs with itself when it's alone
|
|
decomposition reaction
|
reactants break apart - opposite
|
|
composition reactant
|
anything that burns
involved hydrocarbon and oxygen. produces carbon dioxide and water |
|
what is oxygen involved with in a composition reactions
|
oxygen is always involves in a combustion reaction
|
|
single displacement (replacement)
|
one element from a compound is replaced
|
|
what can a single displacement be called
|
stud and dud reaction
|
|
what does a postive replace in a single displacement
|
a postive
|
|
double displacement
|
both compounds switch anions
|
|
what will a double displacement create
|
gas or precipate
|
|
acid base reaction
|
an acid and a base will neutralize each other
|
|
what will an acid base look like
|
always have an acid (4+) and a base (0H -4) in the tractable and it always produce water and a salt (ionic compound )
|
|
what happens in an exothermic reaction
|
chemical energy us concerted into heat and us released into the surrounding
|
|
what is the energy in an exothermic reaction
|
exothermic reactions contain more chemical enwgy than it produces
|
|
what does the temperature do in an exothermic reaction
|
the temperature increases
|
|
what is the product in exothermic reactions
|
heat
|
|
what is an exothermic reaction
|
heat energy is absorbed from the surrondinh and converted into chemical energy
|
|
what is the chemical energy in a enxothermic
|
the reactant contains less energy than the products
|
|
what happens to the temperature
|
temperature if yhe surrondinh ares goes down
|
|
how do endothermic reactions feel
|
cold to touch
|
|
catalyst
|
speeds up chemical reacton
|
|
inhibitors
|
slows down a reaction
|
|
what does the graph of a catalyst working look like
|
|
|
what does heat do the atoms
|
it speeds them up
|
|
what does coldness do to a reaction
|
cold slows down a reaction
|
|
concentricting
|
adding more of a specific substance -> speeds up
|
|
what does alluring elements do?
|
slows down a reaction
|
|
what does increasing surface area do
|
increasing surface area increases speed
|
|
what does stirring a substance do
|
speeds up atoms
|
|
what will decreasing the surface area do
|
slows down the reaction
|
|
acid
|
a substance that produces hydrogen ions in water solution
|
|
how do acid taste
|
sour
|
|
what do acids react to and what do they do
|
acids react to metals to form hydrogen gas
|
|
what will acids do to litmus paper
|
it will turn blue litmus paper red
|
|
what is an example of an acid
|
HCl -> H + Cl
|
|
what is a base
|
a substance that produces hydroxide ions in a water solution
|
|
what does a base taste like
|
bitter
|
|
what will a base do to litmus paper
|
turn it blue
|
|
what do bases feel like
|
slippery to the touch
|
|
what does a strong acid do
|
it dissolves in water (all a I'd molecules dissootate into ions)
|
|
what do strong acids have alot of
|
H's
|
|
what does a weak acid do
|
dissolves in water (small factions of molecules )
|
|
strong base
|
disocates completely in a solution
|
|
what does a strong base do
|
separates
|
|
how does a strong base form OHs
|
easily
|
|
what dies a week base do
|
does not dissociate completely
|
|
what is an indicator
|
an organic comping thay Chandra in color in and acid and base
|
|
what is Ph
|
a measure H+ consentation
|
|
what does a Ph scale go to
|
0-14
|
|
what is left 7
|
acid
|
|
what is right of the 7
|
base
|
|
what is 7
|
neutral
|
|
what does the pH scale increase by
|
10x
|
|
what is the universal indicator paper
|
litmus paper/ ph paper
|