Chapter 1-4 Flashcards

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1
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A compound which is formed from a metal and a non-metal consists of …

A

Ions

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2
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In ionic bonding, the metal atoms lose electrons to form what

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Positive ions

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3
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Atoms with full shells are…

A

Stable

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4
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When atoms lose or gain electrons they are trying to…

A

Fill their outer shell

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5
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When metals form ions they gain what?

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Electrons in their outer shell to form negative ions

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6
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Group 1 and 2 elements are metals and they lose electrons to form…

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Positive ions (cations)

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Group 6 and 7 are non metals. They gain electrons into…

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Their outer shell to form negative ions(anions)

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8
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What is the ionic equation:

Sodium atom is in group 1 so it loses an electron

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Na = Na+ +e-

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9
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Covalent bonding:

Are the metals which share pairs of electrons metal or non-metal

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Non- metal

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10
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Positively charged nuclei of the bonded atoms are attracted to…
By …

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The shared pair of electrons by electrostatic forces

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11
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Use dot and cross to show bonding in covalent compounds.However,

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It doesn’t show relative sizes of atoms or how the atoms are arranged in space

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12
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Lined structure connecting letters, has no 3D STRUCTURE however…

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Shows covalent bonds with the lines

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13
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3D model shows the atoms, the covalent bonds and their arrangement. Name a disadvantage

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Doesn’t show where the electrons in the bonds have come from

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14
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Diamond has a giant covalent structure, made up of carbon atoms .those strong covalent bonds take a lot of energy to break and give diamond a very high

A

Melting point

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15
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Diamond doesn’t conduct electricity because….

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It has no free electrons or ions

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16
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Graphite is soft and slippery , why?

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Because they are held together weakly, so they’re free to move over each other.

17
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Graphite high melting point

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True or false

18
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Each carbon atom allows the graphite to…

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Conduct electricity. Each carbon atom in graphite has one delocalised(free)

19
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Graphene is one layer of graphite.

Graphene is a singular sheet of carbon atoms joined together in hexagons

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True ‘false

20
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Graphene Is two dimensional due to the sheet being one atom thick

21
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Graphene contains delocalised electrons do it conducts electricity through the structure

22
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The mole equation

A

Mass in g divide mr

23
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Concentration equation

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Distance travelled by solute divide distance travelled by solvent

24
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How many units on the side = distance, solvent

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Normal measure form the dot = distance travelled by solvent

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Mobile phase in paper chromatography
Solvent, where molecules move. Liquid or gas
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Stationary phase
Filter paper doesn’t move
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Test for chlorine
Chlorine bleaches damp litmus paper , turning it white
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Oxygen test
Put a damp splint inside a test tube, oxygen will relight the glowing splint.
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Carbon dioxide test
Shake carbon dioxide with an aqueous solution(limewater) causing solution to go cloudy
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Test for hydrogen
If you hold a lit splint at the open end end of a test tube containing hydrogen, you’ll get a squeaky pop
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Modern periodic table
Laid out in order of increasing atomic number (proton)
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Vertical columns named...
Groups
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Group number tells us what...
How many electrons are in the outer shell