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General, Organic and Biological
Chemistry; Final Exam
__________ is a measure of heat flow. - ANSWER Calorimetry

____________ are known as biological catalyst - ANSWER Enzymes

____________ is the process of using a higher concentrated solution to make a lower concentrated
solution. - ANSWER Dilution

____________ mixtures are uniform throughout, while ______________ mixtures do not have a
uniform composition. - ANSWER Homogenous mixture = uniform

Heterogeneous mixture = NOT uniform

______________ are referred to as saturated hydrocarbons (maximum number of hydrogen atoms) -
ANSWER Alkanes

______________ functional group is a benzene ring. - ANSWER Aromatics

______________ mixtures are known as a solution. - ANSWER Homogenous

______________ shows all the atoms in a molecule, but show as few bonds as possible. -
ANSWER Condensed structural formula

_______________ show only the bonds between carbon atoms. - ANSWER Skeletal
structure

________________ is the study of how fast chemical reactions occur. - ANSWER Chemical
Kinetics

__________________ States that if equilibrium is disturbed the rates of the forward and reverse
reaction will change to regain equilibrium. - ANSWER Le Chatelier's Principle

# of electrons = the # of protons unless its an __________. - ANSWER Ion

1 Ci (curie) = - ANSWER 3.7 * 10^10 disintegrations per second

1 Deciliter (dl) = ______ L - ANSWER 0.1

A mixture can be further classified as a _____________ or a _____________. -
ANSWER Homogenous mixture or a heterogeneous mixture

A pure substance can be further classified as a _____________ or a _____________. -
ANSWER Compound or element

A solution is made when.......... - ANSWER One substance (solute) is dissolved into another
(solvent)

Accuracy - ANSWER Refers to how close a measurement is to the real value

Alkanes are also known as.... - ANSWER Saturated hydrocarbons

Alkenes - ANSWER Carbon-Carbon double bond (C=C)

(shorter & stronger than the single bond of alkane.)

, General, Organic and Biological
Chemistry; Final Exam
Alkynes - ANSWER Carbon-Carbon Tripple bond (shorter & stronger than the double bond
of alkene.)

Alpha Radiation (charge) - ANSWER Positively charged particles with a 2+ charge.

Aromatics - ANSWER Is a ring with double-single-double repeating patterns

As temperature _____________ in a solution containing a gas, solubility of the gas _____________. -
ANSWER Increases; decreases

Atom - ANSWER Smallest particle of an element; the building blocks of matter

Atomic mass - ANSWER The average atomic mass for each element (shown below elements
on the periodic table)

Atomic number - ANSWER The number of protons

Beta Radiation (charge) - ANSWER Negatively charged particles with a 1- charge.

Branched Alkanes - ANSWER

Celcius Formula - ANSWER C= (F - 32) / 1.8

Chemical Change or Chemical Reaction - ANSWER Substance changes the composition or
identity of the substance (example combustion,rusting,oxidation)

Colloids - ANSWER Mixtures of undissolved particles that do not separate overtime.

Particles must be 1-1000 nanometers in diameter

Common unit for Mass is the ________. - ANSWER Gram (g)

Compounds - ANSWER Substance composed of two or more elements that are chemically
combined. (example H2O, table sugar)

Concentration - ANSWER Amount of solute dissolved in a given amount of solution

Cycloalkanes - ANSWER Carbon atoms bonded in a ring

Density - ANSWER Relationship between the mass and volume of an object

Density Formula - ANSWER Mass/Volume

Difference of the heat of the reactants and products is called what? - ANSWER Heat of
reaction

Do metals for anions or cations? - ANSWER Cations

Do non-metals for anions or cations? - ANSWER Anions

During Dilution what happens? - ANSWER The amount of solute stays the same but the
volume increases

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