Cells Flashcards

(35 cards)

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In a ………. each atom of an element is always joined to a fixed number of atoms.
John Daltons atomic theory

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Compound

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Everything is made up of tiny particles called ……..

John Daltons atomic theory

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Atoms

The smallest partial of a chemical element that can exist

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Atoms cannot be created or ………

John Daltons atomic theory

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Destroyed

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The atoms in an …….. are identical

John Daltons atomic theory

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Element
Substance that is only made of one type of atom
Eg hydrogen H2
Oxygen 02

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5
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During chemical reactions atoms are rearranged to make …… substances

John Daltons atomic theory

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New

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Oxygen

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O

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Water

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H2o

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Clorine

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Cl

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9
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Lithium

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LI

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10
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Sodium

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Na

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Iron

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Fe

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Bromine

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Br

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13
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Sulfur

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S

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14
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Where do you find the electron

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Outer shell

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15
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Where do you find the neutron

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Nucleus

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Where do you find the proton

17
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Nitrogen

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Carbon

19
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What is a compound

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Substance that is made of two or more types of atoms that have chemically reacted
The new compound is totally different to the original elements

20
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Solid properties ( Also know the diagram)

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Cannot flow
Cannot be compressed
Strong bonds
Fixed volume
Dense (lots of particles in a small volume)
Definite shape
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Liquid properties

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Can flow easily
Change shape
Cannot be compressed
Medium density (quite a lot of particles in a small volume)
Some forces of attraction between the particles
Particles are close but free to move
Don’t keep a definite shape

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Gas properties

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Easily flow
Move freely 
Can be compressed
Most energy
Very weak forces between the particles 
Don’t keep a definite shape
Low density ( not many particles in a large volume)
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When two / three or more different elements combine, this is called

24
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Naming compounds:
When two different elements combine, the compound ends in ide
Eg sodium + chlorine =
Magnesium + oxygen =

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Sodium chloride

Magnesium oxide

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Naming compounds: When three or more different elements combine and one is oxygen, the ending is something- ate Copper + sulphur + oxygen =
Copper sulphate
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Structure of compounds-
See diagram Small group of atoms - called molecules Lattice structure - billions of atoms joined together
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When does a solid change into a liquid
At its melting point | Remember- the melting point is the SAME as it’s freezing point.
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If a substances boiling point is higher than 50 degrees C and its melting point is lower than 20 degrees C, when is it a liquid?
25 degrees C
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What are the properties of metals?
Good conductors of electricity Malleable Flexible High melting point
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What are the properties of non metals
Poor conductors of heat and electricity | Found on the right side of the periodic table
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What forms acidic oxides
Non metals
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What forms alkaline oxides
Metals | Found on the left side of the periodic table
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What is a molecule
A group of a set of atoms joined together
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What gas is needed for elements to burn
Oxygen
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When you burn an element in air/ oxygen, what is formed
Oxide eg calcium oxide Carbon dioxide