C3 Flashcards

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What are the three states of matter ?

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Solid , liquid and gas

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What are the particles like in a solid ?

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Particles in a solid are closely packed together and vibrate around in fixed positions .

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What are the particles like in a liquid ?

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They are also close together but are free to move , and so can slip and slide over each other

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What are particles in a gas like ?

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On average they have a lot of space to move around randomly .

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How is an ionic bond formed ?

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When metals react with non-metals

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What ion does a metal form when reacting with a non - metal ?

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Positive

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What ion does a non-metal form when reacting with a metal ?

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Negative ions

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The ions that are formed in an ionic bonding are very strong because …

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their is an attraction between the positively and negatively charged ions

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What is a giant ionic structure or lattice ?

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Ionic bonds arranged together a lot .

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What is an intermolecular force ?

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Forces between separate molecules that hold the substance together .

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What is an electrostatic force ?

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The force between a negative and a positive charge

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In Giant ionic structures what are electrostatic forces like ?

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Because their are lots of ionic bonds in a giant structure , it is very strong and the ions are held very tightly .

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Does it take a lot of energy to break up a giant ionic lattice ?

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Yes

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Do giant ionic lattices have high melting and boiling points ?

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Yes

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What happens when you have supplied enough energy to seperate the ions in a lattice ?

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The ions are mobile

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What happens when an ion is mobile ?

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The ionic solid melts and becomes a liquid.

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Can a solid ionic compound conduct electricity ? Why ?

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No , because its particles are held in fixed positions.

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How can you seperate ions ?

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Putting them in a solution or turning them into a molten compound

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What happens when non-metals react together ?

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Their atoms share pairs of electrons to form molecules .

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Are covalent bonds strong ?

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Yes

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How can you represent the bonding in a covalent molecule ?

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. The outer shells
. Dot and cross diagram
. The number of bonds

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What are the intermolecular forces like in a covalent bond ?

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Do larger molecules have higher boiling and melting points ?

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Why do covalent bonds have low melting and boiling points ?
Because they have weak intermolecular forces
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Do simple molecules conduct electricity ?
No
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What is a polymer ?
A substance consisting of very large molecules made by polymerising a large number of repeating units or monomers .
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What are three examples of giant covalent structures ?
Graphite , diamond and silicon dioxide
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What is diamond ?
It is a form of the element carbon and it is the natural hardest substance in the world
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How can artificial diamonds be made ?
By heating pure carbon to very high temperatures under enormous pressures .
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What are three properties of giant covalent structures ?
. They have high melting and boiling points . They are insoluble in water . Apart from graphite , they are hard and do not conduct electricity
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In diamond how many atoms of carbon are connected to one atom of carbon ?
4
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In graphite , each carbon atom is connected to how many other carbon atoms ?
Three
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What shape do the covalent bonds in graphite form ?
Hexagons
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Can the layers in graphite slide over each other ?
Yes
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Is graphite a soft material ?
Yes
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How many electrons do carbon atoms have on their outer shell ?
4
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Because carbon atoms have one spare outer electron in graphite what do they do and what are they called ?
They are mobile electrons that can move freely along the layers of carbon atoms , these are delocalised electrons .
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How can graphite conduct electricity ?
Delocalised electrons
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In other structures the carbon atoms join together to form what ...
Hollow cages
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Who discovered long shaped molecules of carbon ?
In 1985 , radio astronomers revealed that long chains of carbon exist . The molecule was made up of 60 carbon atoms .
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What was the name of the hollow shapes molecules of carbon ?
Buckministerfullerenes or fullerenes
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What are cylindrical fullerenes also known as ?
Carbon nanotubes
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What properties do carbon nanotubes have ?
High tensile strength and high electrical conductivity
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What can fullerenes be used for ?
Drug delivery into the body or radioactive atoms to treat cancer
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If you could seperate a single sheet of carbon atoms from graphite you would get a layer of hexagonal rings of carbon atoms called ?
Graphene
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What are two qualities of graphene ?
It is an excellent conductor of electricity and is the most reactive form of carbon .
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Are layers of atoms in a pure metal able to slide over each other ?
Yes
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Why can metals be hammered and bent into different shapes ?
Because their layers of atoms can slide easily over each other
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What is an example of a pure metal that is held in a giant metallic structure ?
Iron
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What is alloy ?
A Mixture of metals
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What are the positive ions in a metallic giant structure bonded to ?
A sea of delocalised electrons
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What are three qualities of a metal ?
. Metals are malleable . They have high melting points . They are good conductors of heat and electricity
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What is metallic bonding ?
Two metals bonded together
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Does metallic structure have a strong force of electrostatic attraction ?
Yes
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