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Matter Flashcards

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Describe the particle theory of matter

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All matter is composed of particles. Particles have forces between them. Particles have spaces between them. Particles have energy and are in constant movement.

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Why does the temperature remain constant during a phase change in matter?

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The energy is used to change the forces between the particles.

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Define gas pressure in a container

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The rate at which the particles collide with the side of the container

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Do these flashcards contain anything about the atomic model?

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No

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5
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Outline radioctive decay

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The emission of radioactive particles from unstable nuclei to make the nuclei more stable

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Name the three isotopes of hydrogen

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  • Protium
  • Deuterium
  • Tritium
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State the mass numbers of two chlorine isotopes

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  • 35

- 37

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State the mass numbers of three uranium isotopes

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  • 235
  • 237
  • 238
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9
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Name three uses of radioactive isotopes

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  • Cancer treatment
  • Carbon dating
  • Power generations (nuclear power)
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Now other way to ask this, than name 8 properties of alkali metals

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  • Soft
  • Reactive with oxygen
  • Floats on water
  • Melting-and boiling points decrease down the group
  • Reactivity increases down the group
  • Most compounds white
  • Reacts with oxygen to form oxides
  • Reacts with water to form hydroxides
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Name 5 properties of alkali-earth metals

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  • Less reactive
  • Reactivity down the group increases
  • Reacts with oxygen to form oxides
  • Reacts with water to form hydroxides
  • White compounds
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Name 6 general properties of halogens

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  • Non-metals
  • Reactivity down the group decreases
  • Reacts with metals to form salts
  • Diatomic
  • Colour becomes darker down the group
  • State changes from gas to solid down the group
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Name two properties and one use of flourine

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  • Yellow gas
  • Poisonous
  • Added to toothpaste to reduce tooth decay
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Name two properties and one use of chlorine

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  • Green gas
  • Poisonous
  • Added to drinking water to kill bacteria
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Name two properties and three uses of bromine

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  • Brown liquid
  • Gives of poisonous vapour
  • Used in photography
  • Medicine
  • Disinfectants
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Name one properties and two uses of noble gases

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  • Unreactive
  • Used to fill lightbulbs
  • Used to full balloons
17
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Name 5 properties of transition metals

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  • Metals (Duh)
  • Not very reactive
  • High melting point
  • High density
  • Coloured compounds
18
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Describe metallic bonding

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An arrangement of positibe metal ions with delocalised electrons originating from the outer shells of the metal atoms

19
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Which type of bonding will occur between two atoms from groups IV and V?

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Covalent bonding

20
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Name the two types of covalent bonds

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  • Molecular

- Macromolecular

21
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Name three properties of molecular covalent bonds

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  • Low melting point
  • Soft
  • Not conductive
22
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Name two macromolecular carbon allotropies

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  • Diamond

- Graphite

23
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Name two properties of diamond

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  • Hard (Rigid 3D structure)

- Does not conduct electricity (No free electrons)

24
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Name two properties of graphite

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  • Soft (Weak van der Waals forces)

- Conductive (Delocalised electrons in structure)

25
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Name five properties of ionic bonds

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  • Solid at room temperature
  • High melting and boiling points
  • Hard
  • Cannot conduct electricity in solid form
  • Conductive in liquid form
26
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Explain why ionic compounds are only conductive in liquid form

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Ions in ionic compounds are only free to carry electricity if the compoud is molten or dissolved

27
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Name four properties of metallic compounds

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  • High melting points
  • Conductive
  • Malleable and ductile
  • High densities

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