Atomic Structure Flashcards

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What is an atom

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An atom is a tiny particle that makes up all matter

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What is an element

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An element is a substance made up of atoms that have the same number of protons in their nucleus

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3
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What is a mixture

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A mixture is a compound of a substance of 2 or more atoms of different elements bonded together

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4
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What is a compound

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A compound is a substance formed from two or more elements, the atoms of each are held in fixed proportions and are chemically bonded

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5
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What is in the center of an atom

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Proton and neutron

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6
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What orbits the nucleus of an atom

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The electron

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7
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What’s the charge of a proton

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Positive (+1)

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8
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What’s the charge of a neutron

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Has no charge (0)

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9
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What is the charge of an electron

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Negative (-1)

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10
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What is an isotope

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A different form of the same element, which has the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons

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How do you calculate relative formula mass of 2 isotopes

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Isotope abundance x isotope mass number / sum of abundance of all of isotopes. Answer given as a percentage

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12
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Why would he use distillation

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We would use distillation to separate mixtures which contain liquids

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13
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Why may we use fractional distillation instead of distillation

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Distillation can’t separate two liquids if they boiling points are too close together so we have to use fractional distillation

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14
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What is crystallisation

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It is a separating technique used to separate a solid from a liquid

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15
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What are the electron shell rules

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1st shell = 2
2nd shell = 8
3rd shell = 8

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16
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What did the plum pudding model show

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It showed the atom as a ball of positive charge with electrons stuck in it

17
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Who created the plum pudding model

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JJ Thompson

18
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What did Ernest Rutherford find

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All atoms have a central nucleus and mostly empty space

19
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How did Rutherford prove his discovery

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Created a model where he shot alpha particles at gold foil

20
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What did Niels Bohr discover

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That the atom was like a small solar system and the nucleus was like the sun and the planets were the shells

21
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What is paper chromatography?

A

Technique used to separate compounds of a mixture

22
Q

How is the periodic table arranged

A

Atomic mass

23
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Who created the periodic table

A

Dmitri Mendeleev

24
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What are group one metals and where are they stored

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They are silvery solids which have to be stored in oil

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What is the trend in group one
As you go down the group the: Melting and boiling points are lower Higher relative mass Increase in reactivity because attraction decreases
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How do group one metals react with water
When put in water they react vigorously to produce hydrogen and salts. As you go down the group the more reactive the metal is meaning a more violent reaction
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How do group one metals react with oxygen
They react with oxygen to form a metal oxide
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What is the trend in group 7
As you go down group 7: It becomes less reactive because it’s harder to gain electrons Higher melting and boiling points Higher relative mass
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What is a displacement reaction
A reaction when a move reactive element kicks out a less reactive element
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Why don’t group 0 metals react
They have full outer shells so they don’t have to react to gain or lose electrons