Atomic Structure And The Periodic Table Flashcards

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1
Q

Smallest part of an element

A

Atom

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2
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How many different elements

A

100

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3
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Mixtures

A

Two or more elements or compounds

Can be separated by physical processes

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4
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Filtration

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Separates soluble solids from insoluble

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5
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Crystallisation

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Obtain a soluble solid from a solution

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6
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Distillation

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Different boiling points

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7
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Chromatography

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Separate different soluble coloured components

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8
Q

Thomson

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1898

Electrons
Negative
Surrounded by a sea of positive charge

Plum pudding

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9
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Geiger and marsden experiment

A

Pg 10

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10
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Rutherford

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Positive charge atom in centre nucleus

Nuclear model

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11
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Bohr

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Electrons orbit

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12
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Chadwick

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Evidence of neutrons in the nucleus

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13
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Later experiments

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Nucleus= positive charge

Positive charge particles= protons

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14
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Subatomic particle

A

Proton
Neutron
Electron

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15
Q

Atoms have no charge because

A

Equal number of protons and elections

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16
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Atomic number

A

Number of protons

17
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Mass number

A

Sum of protons and neutrons

18
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Isotopes

A

Same number of protons

Different number of neutrons

19
Q

Form positive ions when

A

Lose electrons

Metal atoms

20
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Form negative ions when

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Non metal

Gain electrons

21
Q

New land

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Arranged elements by atomic weight

22
Q

Mendeleev

A
Left gaps
Reordered 
Groups
Periods
Atomic number
23
Q

Group 0

A
Noble gases 
Full outer shell
Very stable
Very un reactive
Boiling points increase down
24
Q

Group 1

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Alkali
One electron on outer
Low melting and boiling which decrease going down
More reactive going down

Stored in oil because react with oxygen

Low density

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Alkali which float
Lithium Sodium Potassium
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When a metal hydroxide dissolves in water
Alkaline solution is produced
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Alkali metal and non metal
Form ionic compound
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Group 7
Non metals Halogens Seven electrons Diatomic React with metals to produce ionic salts More reactive will displace and less reactive
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Transition metals
Centre of table From coloured compounds Ions with different charges Can be used as catalysts Good conductors of electricity and heat Can be easily bent or hammered into shape