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Chemical changes and structure Flashcards

1
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atoms are made from

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protons, neutrons, and electrons

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2
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where are the electrons found

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in the atoms orbit

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3
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atoms have an equal number of protons and…

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electron

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4
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what does the atomic number tell us

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how many protons an atom has

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5
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what does the mass number tell us

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the total number of protons and electrons

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6
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what are isotopes

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different forms of the same element but with a different number of neutrons

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7
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what is relative atomic mass

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the average mass of an element, taking into account all the isotopes

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8
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what is valency

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the number of electrons an atom of an element uses to combine with others

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9
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ions are made when…

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electrons are transferred

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10
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how are negative and positive ions formed

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positive ions are formed when an atom loses electrons
negative ions are formed when an atom gains electrons

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11
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how are ionic bonds formed

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when a metal and non-metal react together they form a positive and negative ion.
these ions are strongly attracted to eachother, which is called an ionic bond

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12
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what structure do ionic compounds have

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regular lattice

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13
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why do ionic compounds have high melting and boiling points

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because there are strong ionic bonds between the ions

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14
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what are covalent bonds

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where atoms share electrons with each other to have a full outer energy level

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15
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why are covalent bonds very strong

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the positively charged nuclei of the atoms are attracted to the shared electrons

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16
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what are diatomic molecules

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covalent molecules containing only two atoms

17
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what are the diatomic elements

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H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2
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18
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why are the melting and boiling points of covalent molecular substances low

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because the forces of attraction between the molecules are weak

19
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what determines the shape of covalent molecular substances

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the number and direction of bonds around the central atom

20
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what is the gram formula mass

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the average masses of all the atoms or ions in a compound added together

21
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what is a base

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substance that neutralises an acid

22
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what solution can be made by dissolving a soluble base in water

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an alkaline solution

23
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what solution can be made by dissolving a soluble non-metal oxide in water

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an acidic solution

24
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what ions do acids form in water

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H+ ions

25
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what ions do alkalis form when dissolved in water

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OH- ions

26
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what products are produced when an acid and a base react together

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salt + water

27
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what are the most common salts and acids

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hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid.
chloride salt, sulfate salt, nitrate salt

28
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what products are produced when an acid, metal oxide or hydroxide react together

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salt + water

29
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what are spectator ions

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ions that remain unchanged after the reaction

30
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what are titrations used for

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to analyse the concentration of solutions. titrations tell us exactly how much of an acid is needed to neutralise an alkali/ vice versa

31
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what pH value would a neutral solution have

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32
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describe the relationship between the concentration of H+ ions and pH

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the higher the concentration of H+ ions a compound has, the more acidic it is

33
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what is the rate of a chemical reaction measuring

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how frequently particles collide

34
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what are the four factors that affect the rate of reaction

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temperature, concentration, surface area, and the presence of a catalyst

35
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why does temperature affect the rate of a reaction

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because an increase in temperature is an increase in particle speed, causing collisions to happen more frequently

36
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the rate of a reaction can be measured in different ways, such as…

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change in mass, volume of gas given off or precipitation and colour change

37
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