1.1 Atoms Flashcards

1
Q

What is an element?

A

Relatively small number of substances are made up of only one type of atom. This substances are called elements.

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2
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What is an atom?

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Smallest particle of a chemical element that can exist.

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3
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All substances are made of tiny particles called what..?

A

Atoms

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4
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How much variety of atoms are there?

A

100 different types of atom found naturally on Earth.

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5
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What happens when the atoms combine?

A

It gives huge variety of ways , giving all those different substances,

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6
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How much variety of elements are there?

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100 different types of elements naturally found.

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7
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Do elements have different properties?

A

Yes

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8
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What elements are shiny , solid metals?

A
  • Silver
  • Chromium
  • Copper
  • Gold
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9
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What elements are non-metals and gases at room temperature?

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  • Oxygen
  • Nitrogen
  • Argon
  • Chlorine
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10
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What is the definition of chemical symbols?

A

It is the name used for an element depends on the language being spoken.

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11
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What is an example of chemical symbols in different languages?

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Element sulfur is called schwefel in German and azufre in Spanish.

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12
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How do scientists publish their findings from different countries?

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Forms a global community and scientists from many nations communicate each other and publish their findings.

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13
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Where are the alkali metals in the periodic table?

A

All of group 1

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14
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Where are the alkaline earth metals in the periodic table?

A

All of group 2

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15
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Where is the transition metals located?

A

Centre of the periodic table

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16
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Where are the noble gases in the periodic table?

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All of group 0

17
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Where are the halogens in the periodic table?

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All of group 7

18
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Where are the lanthanides located?

A

On the first line from the end of the periodic table

19
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Where are the actindes located?

A

Second line from the end of the periodic table

20
Q

What does the symbols in the periodic table represent?

A

Represents the atoms

21
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What is the meaning of groups in the periodic table?

A

The elements are arranged in columns called groups.

Each group will contains elements with similar chemical properties,

22
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What does the ‘staircase’ drawn on the right of the periodic table mean?

A

It splits between metals and non-metals.

Left : Line of metals
Right: Non-metals

23
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What are the few elements called that are lying next to the dividing line?

A

Metalloids or semi metals.

24
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Why are they called metalloids/semi-metals?

A

They have some metallic and some non-metallic properties

25
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What are the example of metalloids/semi metals?

A
  • Silicon

- Germanium

26
Q

What is the definition of a compound?

A

Made up of different atom bonded together.

27
Q

What is a definition of a molecule?

A

A grouping of two or more atoms bonded together.

28
Q

Explain water molecule structure?

A

It’s chemical bonds that holds the hydrogen and oxygen atoms together in the water molecule.

29
Q

What are atoms made up of?

A

Central nucleus and electrons orbiting around it.