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1. Atomic Structure & The Periodic Table Flashcards

1
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How do you work out the mass number?

A

number of neutrons + number of protons

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2
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What happens when you get more electrons?

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You get more shells

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3
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How do you work out the atomic number?

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Number of protons = number of electrons

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4
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How do you work out the number of neutrons?

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Mass number - Atomic Number

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5
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What are isotopes?

A

Atoms of the same element with a different number of neutrons

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6
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What is the radius of an atom?

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1x10m to the -10

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7
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What is the electronic configuration?

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1st shell - 2 electrons

2nd shell - 8 electrons

3rd shell - 8 electrons

4th shell - 8 electrons

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8
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What do number of shells equal?

A

Period number

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9
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What do number of outer electrons equal?

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Group number

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10
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Why are noble gases unreactive?

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Because they have a full outer shell

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11
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Can noble gases form compounds?

A

No

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12
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What is a compound?

A

1 or more different types of atom that are chemically bonded

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13
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What is an atom?

A

The smallest part of any substance

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14
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What is an element?

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Contains one type of atom

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15
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What is a molecule?

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Contains 2 or more atoms joined together that are either the same or different

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16
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What is a mixture?

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A material that contains one or more than one type of substance

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17
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What is an ionic compound?

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contains metal and non-metal atoms

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18
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What is a covalent compound?

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Contains only non metals

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19
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What are examples of sub-atomic particles?

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Proton
Neutron
Electron
Nucleus
Shell (energy level)
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20
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What was the plum pudding theory?

A

The atom was imagined as a sphere of positive charge with negatively charged electrons dotted around in side

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21
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What state are noble gases as room temperature?

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Colourless gases

22
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What is the pattern of boiling point in noble gases?

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The boiling point increases down the group

23
Q

What does fizz show when an alkaline metal has reacted?

A

A gas has been given off

24
Q

Equation for when an alkaline metal reacts with oxygen?

A

metal + oxygen -> metal oxide

25
Q

Equation for when an alkaline metal reacts with water?

A

metal + water -> metal hydroxide + hydrogen

26
Q

What happens to the density in group 1 metals?

A

It increases down the group

27
Q

What happens to melting and boiling point in group 1 metals?

A

It decreases down the group

28
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What happens to the density of transition metals down the group?

A

They are consistently high and they increase down the group

29
Q

What is the trend in melting and boiling point down group 7?

A

Down the group the boiling and melting points increase

30
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What happens to the reactivity down group 7?

A

It decreases

31
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What type of mixture is separated when decanting?

A
  • insoluble solid from a liquid

* liquid from an unsoluble solid

32
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What type of mixture is separated in filtration?

A
  • liquid from an insoluble solid

* insoluble liquid from solid

33
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What type of mixture is separated in evaporation?

A

• solute from a solution

34
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What type of mixture is separated in distillation?

A

• solvent from a solution

35
Q

What type of mixture is separated in fractional distillation?

A

Mixture of miscible liquids

36
Q

What type of mixture is separated with a separating funnel?

A

Mixture of immiscible liquids

37
Q

What type of mixture is separated in chromatography?

A

Mixture of soluble solids

38
Q

Example of the solvent?

A

Water

39
Q

Example of the solute?

A

Salt

40
Q

Example of products after decanting?

A

Water from sand

41
Q

Example of products after filtration?

A

Water from sand

42
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Example of products after evaporation?

A

Salt from salt solution

43
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Example of products after distillation?

A

Water from salt solution

Ethanol and water

Alcohol from sugar dissolved in alcohol

44
Q

Example of products after fractional distillation?

A

Petrol and diesel from crude oil

Ethanol and water

45
Q

Example of products after using a separating funnel?

A

Oil and water

46
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Example of products after chromatography?

A

Mixture of food dyes

47
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Properties of transition metals?

A

Have ions with different charges, useful as catalysts, form coloured compounds, not very reactive, high melting points, strong and hard

48
Q

How are elements in the periodic table arranged today?

A

Atomic number

49
Q

Before discovery of sub atomic particles, how was the periodic table arranged?

A

Atomic mass

50
Q

What were the early problems with the periodic table?

A

Not many elements discovered, atomic weights were inaccurate, no gaps left for unknowns, not every element followed the pattern

51
Q

How did Mendeleev overcome each problem with his periodic table?

A

Followed the pattern, left spaces for new elements (and predicted unknowns)

52
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What happened for scientists to believe Mendeleev’s theory?

A

Discovered a new element that fitted his prediction

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