Chapter One Flashcards

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what are atoms

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a particle that is mostly empty space as well as containing a nucleus, neutron, electrons, and protons.

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what is an element

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a substance containing only one type of atom

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what is a molecule

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a substance containing more than one type of atom

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mass number

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the number of protons and neutrons in an atom

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atomic number

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the number of protons.

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charge of a proton, electron and neutron

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proton is positive
electron is negative
neutron is neutral

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isotope

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atoms of the same element but have different numbers of neutrons

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ground state

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when an electron is in its lowest possible energy level.

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excited state

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when an electron is in its highest possible energy level

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electron configuration

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the arrangement of electrons in a shell.

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ions

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atoms that have lost or gained electrons

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cations

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ions that are positive because they have lost an electron in order to become stable.

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anions

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ions that are negatively charged because they have gained an electron

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14
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period

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the horizontal row on the periodic table

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group

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the vertical row of the periodic table

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metallic characters

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ductile, malleable, shiny, high conductors of electricity and heat.

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non metal characters

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low melting point, brittle, poor conductors of electricity and heat.

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metallic character on the periodic table

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increasing to the left and down

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atomic size on the periodic table

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increasing to the left and down

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reactivity on the periodic table

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metals increasing to the left and down. non metals increasing to the right and up

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electronegativity on the periodic table

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increasing to the right and up

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electronegativity

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the ability of an atom to attract shared electrons

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critical elements

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elements that are vital for the world but short in supply

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Sustainability goals for chemistry

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-clean drinking water
-clean and no expensive energy
-technological progress in all industries
- sustainable cities
-responsible consumption
-action against climate change
-conserve aquatic environments
-mange ecosystems sustainably

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the seven principles of green chemistry
- atom economy- don't waste materials -use catalysts-speed up reactions -design for degradation- dispose of chemical products correctly -design for energy efficiency- reduce energy requirements -design safer chemicals- non-toxic chemicals -Prevention of waste -use renewable feedstocks- chemical products should be renewable resources.
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linear economy
raw materials become products instead of being thrown away as waste
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circular economy
waste pollution is eliminated and products are reused, repaired and recycled.
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what would happen if the atom changed its electron configuration to the ground state.
energy is emitted and a photon released
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why elements in the same group have similar chemical properties.
they have the same number of valence electrons.
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Why does the periodic table have 10 groups of transition metals?
because they are filling the d subshell which holds 10 electrons.
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3 uses of helium
- inflates balloons - add to the oxygen for deep sea underwater scuba divers - cool and clean rocket engines.
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where is helium sourced and formed
from natural gas extraction and formed from radioactive decay.
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how is phosphorus sourced
sedimentary rocks.
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main uses of phosphorus
- dna -fertaliser
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main uses of indium
- touch screens - solar panels - Tv screens
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how is indium sourced
as a by-product of zinc mining.
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how to save indium
update your phone less regularly.
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how to conserve helium
use fewer helium balloons.
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how to save phosphorus
waste less food and recycle industrial waste.