Chemistry Final Review

2. In a binary ionic compound, this comes first when naming.
5. In this type of bond, electrons are free-flowing between nuclei.
10. In this type of mixture, the appearance and properties are the same throughout.
11. A name for an atom of the same element but with a different mass.
12. Device to measure the pressure of enclosed gas.
13. In this person’s principle, electrons fill up the lowest energy orbital first.
14. A type of reaction with multiple reactants combining to form one product.
15. A formula with the subscripts being relatively prime.
16. The atomic model by this scientist was also known as the "plum pudding" model.
17. Metals of this type are often colorful in solution.
20. Noncompressible and has a fixed mass and volume, although the shape can change.
25. Particles with the same amount of mass as an electron, but opposite charge.
26. A substance that can act as an acid or a base is this type.
30. The 3-D geometries of molecules.
31. _____ plot: a way to correlate two or more quantities.
32. Hydrocarbons wherein one of the hydrogens has been replaced by a halogen.
33. Degree of disorder in a system.
34. Unit of measurement for n in PV = nRT.
35. Gases that closely obey Kinetic Molecular Theory.
36. ______ mass allows a chain reaction to be self-sustaining.
37. A way of telling if a substance is an acid or base based on a color change.

1. A liquid boils when the _____ pressure = the atmospheric pressure.
2. A way of separating parts of a mixture with different densities.
3. As one moves right on the periodic table, this increases.
4. Reversible reactions in a state of balance.
6. The initial prediction of the results of an experiment.
7. Fluids called these cannot be liquified regardless of pressure.
8. Cells wherein the cathode has a positive charge.
9. Soluble ionic compounds and acidic molecular compounds are examples of these.
12. Moles of solute per liter of solvent.
18. _______ analysis: a quick and easy way to convert units in chemistry problems.
19. Heat of ______ refers to the energy needed to melt a substance.
21. A different orientation of an electron within a given sublevel.
22. What comes first when you make an acidic aqueous solution?
23. Compounds associated with pleasant, flowery scents.
24. Dalton's law of _____ pressures (P total = P x + P H2O)
27. This solid might form as a result of a chemical reaction.
28. Change of heat of reaction.
29. _____ bonds exhibit the strongest IMFs.
36. ________ properties depend only on the number of particles in a solute and not their identity.