Basics Flashcards

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Crucial parts of mendeleevs design

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Left gaps

Arranged in rows with similar properties

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Creator of periodic table

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Dimitri Mendeleev

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Mendeleevs prediction

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Gallium (eka- aluminium) estimated properties based on gaps

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Relative mass of an electron

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1/1840

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Number above element and what it means

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Mass number .protons + neutrons

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Number below element and what it means

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Atomic number , number of protons

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Isotope definition

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Same atom, different number of neutrons

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Ion definition

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Atom or group of atoms with a positive or negative charge

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In which groups is the ionic charge linked to the group number

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1 and 2

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-ide

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When non metal atoms form ions

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Ionic bonds

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Between negatively non metals and positively charged metals

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Ionic compounds are always

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Electrically neutral

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Charge and symbol of ammonium

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[Nh4]+

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Charge and symbol of sulfate

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(So4)2-

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Charge and symbol of carbonate

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(Co3)2-

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Charge and symbol of oxide

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(O)2-

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Charge and symbol of nitrate

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(No3)-

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Charge and symbol of hydroxide

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(Oh)-

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-ate

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Shows presence of oxygen

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Ionic compound arrangement

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Lattice structure

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Significance of ionic bonds

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Strong electrostatic forces from oppositely charged atoms

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Conditions required for conductivity

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Must contain charged particles that are free to move

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Ionic substance conductivity

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They are charged but held in the lattice, they can only move when aqueous or molten

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Typical melting boiling points of ionic compounds

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High due to lattice and strong electrostatic forces

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Definition of salt
Product of acid and alkali
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A reaction from which an insoluble solid is produced from 2 soluble substances
Precipitation
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Separating a salt
Filtration followed by washing and drying
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All nitrates are
Soluble
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Most carbonates are
Insoluble (except sodium,potassium and ammonium)
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Most hydroxides are
Insoluble (except na, k and ammonium)
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Barium meals
Barium sulfate ingested and x ray taken , most other barium salts are toxic,
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Why is barium sulfate ok to eat
It's insoluble so it doesn't enter the blood
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Sodium flame colour
Yellow
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Potassium flame colour
Lilac
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Calcium flame colour
Red
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Copper flame colour
Green-blue
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Test for chloride ions
Precipitation test, drops of dilute nitric acid added, shaken. Drops of silver nitrate added, white precipitate of silver chloride formed
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Test for sulfate ions
Drops of dilute HCL added, shaken. Barium chloride added, white precipitate barium sulfate forms.
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Carbonate test
Limewater turns cloudy when co2 is bubbled through
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Non metal to non metal bond
Covalent bond
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Properties of simple covalent substances
Low melting Low boiling Weak forces between molecules
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Properties of giant molecular covalent substances
High melting/boiling | Strong bonds
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Differences and similarities between diamond and graphite
Similarly high boiling/melting Graphite soft diamond hard diamond doesn't conduct because no free e Graphite conducts because one free e each
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Immiscible
Can't mix permanently
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How to separate Immiscible liquids
Separating funnel, denser liquid bottom leaves first
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Rf value
Solubility, distance moved by compound/distance moved by solvent
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Uses of chromotography
Detecting fakes, forensics, food colouring id,