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Topic 2.1
How do chemical reactions affect your
daily life?
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The key concepts in this chapter will be;
- Chemical reactions support our lives and assist us at home and at work
- Chemical compounds require safe handling to minimize their hazards
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Reactants → Products
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Activity 2.1
Inflating a Balloon
DIRECTIONS
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While going about her normal cleaning duties one day, a school custodian unintentionally
mixed two cleaning solvents.
Soon, irritating fumes of toxic chlorine gas filled the room, making it difficult for her to
breathe.
She was rushed to hospital, where she died later that evening.
What is WHMIS
A WHMIS product label is your first alert that the product may be
hazardous.
Two types; supplier and workplace label.
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All workers must understand and follow all safety warnings and
procedures.
Workers are provided with special training when working with hazardous
materials.
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Topic 2.2
How can we understand, describe, and
name chemical compounds?
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We use chemical reactions to purify water, to improve our food supply, to treat and
prevent diseases, and to produce a wide range of products.
Part of understanding chemical reactions is knowing how to describe and name them.
For example; many people add bleach to their laundry.
However, there are different types of bleach.
Commercial Name: “chlorine bleach” / Official Name: Sodium hypochlorite
Commercial Name: “oxygen bleach” / Official Name: Hydrogen peroxide
At this present time, there are then 10 200 names of compounds!
(That’s a 1 with 200 zeroes after it)
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Group 18: noble gases; very stable, rarely react with any other
chemical
Ex., He, Ar
Atomic Structure
The model of the atom consists of three subatomic particles, with most
of the mass of the atom located in the nucleus.
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Symbol + 0 -
P n e
Location Nucleus Nucleus Orbit around
nucleus
2 – 8 – 8 – 2
[use MUST MEMORIZE these numbers]
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Ex., Be F Si
Only the Noble gasses have stable electron arrangements because they
have a filled outer shell (valence).
HOMEWORK:
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Chemical Formulas
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The letters are the chemical symbols – they tell you which
elements are in the compound
The subscript(bottom right corner) numbers tell you how many
atoms of these elements are in the compound
HOMEWORK: For each chemical formula; write the name and number of
atoms for each example
Ex., NaCl MgCl2 CH2F2
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Ex., a F atom ..,
To Understand Why Na+ and F- are the only stable ions that these elements
Form → We need to consider Bohr-Rutherford diagrams
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Ex., Na Na → Na+ → Ne
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11e 10e- 10e-
Unstable Stable Stable
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Ex., F F → F- → Ne
9e- 10e- 10e-
Unstable Stable Stable
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Ex., Al
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Ex., S
Naming Ions
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Sodium is very reactive metal. Chlorine is a poisonous gas. When these elements mix, a
violent reaction occurs.
The compound that results, however, is a safe and familiar one: Sodium chloride or table
salt – NaCl
See Video
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Ex., Na and Cl
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Large numbers of sodium and chloride ions join together to form an ionic
crystal.
This crystal consists of alternating sodium and chloride ions, in a ratio of
1:1.
This is why the chemical formula for sodium chloride is NaCl.
There is no individual “NaCl” particle: the compound always consists of
billions of sodium ions and chloride ions held together in a crystal.
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Due to the strength of the ionic bond, ionic compounds are; hard, brittle
solids with high melting points.
Are electrolytes – dissolve in water to produce electricity.
Whereas pure water is a poor conductor of electricity.
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Ionic compounds are named with the metal ion first, followed
by the non-metal ion ending in “ide”
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Many ionic compounds are made up of two elements: a metal and a non-
metal.
The name of the metal ion stays the same.
Ex., Sodium
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When elements form ionic compounds, electrons move from metal atoms
to non-metals atoms.
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The resulting charged ions attract other ions of the opposite charge until
the charges balance out.
The compound that forms is electrically neutral.
+1
Ex., Na Cl-1 1(+1) + 1(-1) = 0
The Crisscross Method for Determining Formulas
K2O _______________
Ca3P2 _______________
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Compounds such as NO2, CO2, and H2O are called molecular compounds.
Molecular compounds are made up of individual particles called molecules.
The chemical formula of a molecular compound gives the exact numbers
of atoms in each molecule.
The elements that make up molecular compounds are all non-metals.
Bonding in Molecules
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When two non-metals bond with each other, both nuclei form strong
attractions for the other’s electrons.
The net effect is that the two atoms share each other’s electrons,
resulting in a bond that holds the atoms together.
Molecules that consist of atoms joined with a covalent bond are called
diatomic molecules.
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O2(g) “
F2(g) “
Cl2(g) “
Br2(g) “
I2(g) “
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Topic 2.3
What happens during a chemical
reaction, and how can it be described?
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Word equations: the names of the chemicals are written out in full
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If several reactants and products are involved, “+” signs are placed
between the reactants and products.
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In any given chemical reaction, the total mass of the reactants equals
the total mass of the products.
C + O2 → CO2
Note the following:
the same numbers and kinds of atoms are present on both sides of the
equation
Reactants: → Products:
C=1 C=1
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O2 = 2 O2 = 2
H2 + Cl2 → HCl
Note the following:
Reactants: → Products:
H=2 H=1
Cl = 2 Cl = 1
H2 + Cl2 → 2 HCl
2 HCl means that there are two molecules of HCl, each containing
one H atom and one Cl atom.
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Steps:
Fe + O2 Fe3O4
2. Count the number of each type of atom:
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HOMEWORK: p.150 # 1
Handout - Counting & Balancing Chemical Equations Worksheet
Synthesis Reactions
A + B AB
+
Ex., H2 + O2 H2O
Decomposition Reactions
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AB A + B
+
Ex., NI3 N2 + I2
M + AB MB + A
+ +
AB + XY AY + XB
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+ +
Pb (NO3)2 + KI K NO3 + Pb I2
What Is Combustion
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Soot (C)
Soot is made up of particles of carbon
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Topic 2.4
What are acids and bases, and how do
they react?
Acids and bases are compounds with specific
properties
Properties of Acids
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Electrical Conductivity
+
HCl H + Cl-
All acids release at least one hydrogen ion when they dissolve in
water.
Acids Names
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Bitter tasting
Water-soluble.
Feels slippery.
Caustic.
Contain OH-(aq) ion.
Electrical Conductivity
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NaOH (s) Na+ (aq) + OH (aq)
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Base Name Chemical Formula Use
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The pH Scale
pH Scale
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
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H+ OH-
Each pH unit is 10x more acidic or basic than the next higher pH unit
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Neutralization Reaction
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What kind of reaction occurs when acid precipitation attacks a limestone statue?
Why stomach remedies are called antacids?
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WATER
Ex.,
HCl + NaOH NaCl + H2O
Chemical Spills
AAntacids
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p.175 # 2-8
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