C1 Atomic Structure Flashcards

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What are atoms

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The smallest particle of a chemical elements

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What constitutes atoms

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A positively charges nucleus surrounded by a negatively charged electron

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3
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What subatomic particles make up atoms

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Protons
Electrons
Neutrons

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4
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What are protons’ relative charge

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+1

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5
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What are electrons’ relative charge

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-1

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6
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What are neutrons’ relative charge

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0

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What is the nucleus

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The centre of the atom where protons and neutrons are concentrated

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What are electrons shells

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Regions around atoms’ nuclei where electrons can be found

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What are protons’ relative mass

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1

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10
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What are neutrons’ relative mass

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1

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What are electrons’ relative mass

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0.0005

often rounded to 0

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12
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What is relative mass

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The mass of atoms in atomic mass units

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What are AMU

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A unit of mass equal to 1/12 of a carbon-12 atoms

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What is the overall charge of atoms

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No overall charge

Atoms contain the same number of protons and electrons, their charges cancel each other out

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15
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What is a compound

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A combination of (at least two different) elements’ atoms

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16
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What are groups

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A column of elements on the periodic table

Elements of the same group have similar properties

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What happens in a chemical reaction

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Molecules are broken up or formed
At least one new substance is formed
Energy measurably changes
No atoms are created or destroyed

18
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What do chemical equations show

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The reactants and products in a reaction

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What are reactants

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Chemicals reacting with each other in a reaction

They are found on the left of chemical equations

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What are products

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Chemicals formed in a reaction

They are found on the right of chemical equations

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What are balanced equations

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An equation with the same amount of reactant and product atoms

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What is the Law of conservation of mass

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The total mass of the products formed in a reaction is equal to the total mass of the reactants

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What are state symbols

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Symbols that describe the state of reactants and products

s) solid
(l) liquid
(g) gas
(aq) aqueous (dissolved in water

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What are mixtures

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A mix of (two or more) substances that are not chemically combined

Mixtures can be separated

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What are separation techniques
Physical processes that separate components of a mixture
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What does crystallisation do
Separates solutions into solutes and solvents
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How is crystallisation performed
The mixture is heated, evaporating the solvent which can be collected through condensation Crystals of the solute are formed
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What does filtration do
Separates soluble and insoluble mixtures
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How is filtration performed
The mixture is poured through filter paper The insoluble mixture is caught by the paper The soluble mixture runs through the paper and is collected bellow
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What does chromatography do
Separates solutes from a solution
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How is chromatography performed
Place a sample of solution at the bottom of a piece of chromatography paper Dip the bottom of the paper into a suitable solvent The solvent moves up the paper and carries the solutes Different solutes move at different speeds, separating on the paper
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What does simple distillation do
Separates two liquids (with different boiling points) Separates a solute from a solvent (when the solvent has a lower boiling temperature than the solute)
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How is simple distillation performed
The mixture is heated until the liquid with the lower boiling point boils The vapour is collected through condensation The other liquid (solute) is left behind
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What does fractional distillation do
Separates a mixture of liquids (with different boiling points)
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How is fractional distillation performed
The mixture is heated until the liquid with the lowest boiling point boils and then condenses The mixture is further heated to collect (boil and condense) other fractions (liquids)