ATOMS, STRUCTURE, AND EQUATIONS Flashcards

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1
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What is the conversion from cm^3 to dm^3

A

Divide by 1000 1dm=10cm

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2
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Is the atomic number the big or small number on a periodic table element

A

smaller number

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3
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What is the bigger number on the element

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the atomic mass

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4
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true or false, the atomic number is the same number of the amount of Protons

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true

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5
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What charges do ELECTRONS and PROTONS have

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Protons=1, Electrons= -1

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6
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What is the EQUATION to find number of NEUTRONS

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(ATOMIC MASS - ATOMIC NUMBER)

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7
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What is the difference between an Element, a Compound and a Mixture

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  • An element is already in its simplest form and contains ONLY 1 type of atom
  • Compounds are 2 or more DIFFERENT elements chemically bound together
  • Mixtures are different elements mixed together but NOT CHEMICALLY BONDED, so CAN be separated
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8
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When is filtration used

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to separate solids and liquids

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9
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What is crystallization?

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separates a solute from a solution

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10
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What separation technique separates a MIXTURE of liquids AND HOW?

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fractional distillation/simple distillation, can separate a mixture of liquids by, evaporating liquids as they will have different BOILING POINTS

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11
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How many electrons can each SHELL hold

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first: 2
Second: 8
third: 8
fourth: 8

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12
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How do you work out Mr (relative atomic mass)

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Add the atomic mass of each atom together, some will have more than 1 so you then have to multiply the atomic mass by that number, then add.

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13
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How are moles calculated

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Mass/ total Mr = moles

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14
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how many moles of Magnesium Oxide are there in 60 grams of MgO?

Mr of Mg=24
Mr of O=16

A

1.5 mol (moles)

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15
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What is EMPIRICAL FORMULA

A

the simplest (whole) number ratio of atoms of EACH element in a compound

IT IS found by DIVIDING the mass of the atom by the Mr of the atom. Then it is put into a ratio

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16
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calculate the empirical formula of 5 grams of X which forms a compound with 10 grams of Y

Mr of x=2
Mr of y=2

A

5/2=2.5 (x)
10/2=5 (y)
2.5 : 5➜ 1 : 2 ➜ XY₂

17
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Definition of percentage yield and the equation

A

When we work out an equation the outcome is A theoretical YIELD

but the actual PERCENTAGE YIELD is the actual outcome vs the theoretical yield

THE EQUATION IS
((Actual outcome /Theoretical outcome) *100)

18
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Bob has an experiment when he mixes atom X and Atom Y, he expects the outcome to be 80g, however he only gets 40 grams OUT OF IT

WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE YIELD?

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40/80= 0.5

0.5*100= 50%

19
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What is a LIMITING REAGENT

A

its the reactant that would run out first in a reaction, as it limits the amount of production that could be made

20
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How do you find volume in dm^3

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number of moles*24 dm^3

21
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How is concentration measured

A

mass (g)/volume(dm^3)

22
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What is TITRATION

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a titration is an experiment in which you see what Volume of a reactant is needed to completely react with a certain volume of another reactant

23
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how are titrations measured

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amount of moles/ Concentration (in mol/dm^3)

24
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would fractional distilltion or simple distillation be used to separate a miscible layer of liquids

A

fractional distillation

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what does 'concordant' mean in a titration
similar results of titration outcomes/ similar volumes of titrate needed. this is to identify outliers
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uses for sulphuric acid
fertilisers and cleaning detergents
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how can you collect gas in an experiment (2 ways)
using a syringe using a measuring cylinder upside down in water