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    STUDY GUIDE CHEMISTRY I

    DEFINE CHEMISTRY

    DESCRIBE THE STEPS OF THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD

    STEP DESCRIPTION

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    DESCRIBE THE FOLLOWING SCIENTIST THEORIES

    AUTHOR THEORY

    ROBERTBOYLE

    ARISTOTELES

    LAVOISIER

    DEMOCRITUS

    PROUST

    DALTON

    MILLIKAN

    THOMPSON

    RUTHERFORD

    CHADWICK

    BOHR

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    DE BROGLIE

    HEISENBERG

    SCRDINGER

    AUFBAU

    PAULI

    HUND

    DEFINE MATTER:

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    COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING TABLE

    STATE OFMATTER

    PARTICLESDISTANCE

    SHAPE VOLUME DENSITY ABILITY TOMIX

    Solid

    Liquid

    Gas

    DEFINE:

    LIQUID CRYSTAL AMORPHOUS MATERIAL PLASMA

    GIVE THE FOLLOWING DEFINITIONS:

    CONCEPT DEFINITION

    Energy

    Kinetic energy

    Potential energy

    Specific heat

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    Pure substance

    Element

    Compound

    Mixture

    VAPORIZATION

    Condensation

    Sublimation

    Deposition

    GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF THE FOLLOWING MISTURE SEPARATION METHODS.

    Filtering Technique that uses aporous barrier to separate liquids fromsolids.

    Distillation It is based on thedifferent boiling points of the substancesinvolved, which are heated until themost volatile becomes steam. Then,they can be condensed and gathered..

    Crystallization - It creates pure solidsubstances from a solution in which itwas contained.

    Centrifugation At times,sedimentation of a solid can be veryslow, however it can be sped up usingcentrifugal force.

    Evaporation Separates a solid from aliquid, when the solid is to berecuperated.

    Sublimation (when solid to a gas,without becoming a liquid),

    Chromatography Separatescomponents in a mixture using eachcomponents tendency to move withinthe other materials surface.

    Decantation Allows a mixture of

    solids and liquids to rest, for a certainperiod of time in order for gravity tobring them apart.

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    DRAW THE WATER CYCLE AND DESCRIBE EACH STEP.

    DEFINE ISOTOPE:

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    COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING QUANTUM NUMBERS TABLE

    QUANTUM NUMBER NAME DESCRIPTION REPRESENTATION

    n

    l

    m

    s

    COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING TABLE

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    Name Symbol A Z p+ n e- n l m s

    I

    Li

    Ca

    Mg

    Br

    Fe

    Na

    Ni

    Au

    COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING TABLE:

    SYMBOL ELECTRONICCONFIGURATION

    CLOSESTNOBLE GASELECTRONICCONFIGURATION

    BOHRSDIAGRAM

    LEWISSTRUCTURE

    ELECTRONIC ARROWEDDIAGRAM