chem 13.1 Flashcards

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1
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what is the smallest part of an element

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an atom

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what are elements

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substances that only contain 1 kind of atom

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3
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how many elements have been identified?

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118

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4
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how many elements occur naturally?

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92

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5
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can elements exist as molecules?

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some elements exist as molecules which can be represented by a chemical formula indicating the number of atoms it contain

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6
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3 types of element classification

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metals, non-metals and semi metals / metalloids

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7
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name 2 semi metals

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boron, silicon

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8
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how can the electrical conductivity of a semi metal increase?

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when it is mixed with a small amount of impurity / their temperature is increased

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9
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can semi metals conduct electricity at room temperature

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semi metals cannot conduct electricity at room temperature

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10
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malleable meaning

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can be bent or pressed into different shapes

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brittle meaning

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breaks / fractures easily when subjected to force

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12
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ductile meaning

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can be pulled into thin wires

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13
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physical state at room temperature

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metals are solid (except mercury)
non-metals are solid / gas (except bromine)

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14
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appearance

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metals are shiny
non-metals are usually dull (except diamond, a form of carbon)

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15
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strength

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metals are strong
non-metals are brittle

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16
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melting point / boiling point

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metals have a high bp/mp (except mercury + sodium for melting point)
non-metals usually have a low bp/mp (except diamond and graphite)

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17
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density

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metals have high density
non metals usually have low density

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18
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thermal conductivity

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metal has good conductivity
non-metals usually have poor conductivity

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19
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electrical conductivity

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metals are good
non-metals are poor (w/ exception of graphite)

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20
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malleability / ductility

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metals are good
non-metals are poor

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21
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where is most of the mass in an atom stored

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in the nucleus

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22
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what is the rest of an atom usually

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the rest of an atom is usually empty space

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23
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how do electrons move around the nucleus

24
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what in an atom must be the same

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the amount of protons / electrons

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what is an atomic number?
the number of protons in an atom
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what is a mass number?
the sum of the number of protons and neutrons in an atom
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why do we only take the number of protons and neutrons into account when comparing the mass of different atoms?
bc the relative masses of protons and neutrons are comparable to each other, while the mass of electrons is so small that it can be neglected
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where is the proton, electron and neutron located
proton and neutrons are located inside the nucleus, while electrons move around the nucleus
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relative mass of protons electrons and neutrons
protons 1 electrons negligible ~1/1800 neutrons ~1
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relative charge of proton electron neutron
proton +1 electron -1 neutron 0
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what are ions
particles carrying charge
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do atoms have electrical charge
atoms do not have electrical charge (they are neutral)
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how is a positive ion formed and what is its name
cation, formed by losing electrons
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what material tends to form positive ions
metals tend to lose electrons to form positive ions
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how is a negative ion formed and what is its name
anion, formed by gaining electrons
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what material tends to form negative ions
non-metals tend to gain electrons to form negative ions
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hydrogen chemical formula
H2
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nitrogen chemical formula
N2
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nitrogen chemical formula
N2
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oxygen chemical formula
O2
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ozone chemical formula
O3
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phosphorus chemical formula
P4
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sulphur chemical formula
S8
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hydrogen ion
H+
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oxygen ion
O2-
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fluorine ion
F-
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sodium ion
Na+
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magnesium ion
Mg2+
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aluminum ion
Al3+
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sulphur ion
S2-
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chlorine ion
Cl-
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potassium ion
K+
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calcium ion
Ca2+
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bromine ion
Br-
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why are atoms mostly empty space?
to allow the electrons to move around the nucleus
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what is the purpose of neutrons
to regulate the mass of the atom