Chemistry Flashcards

1
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Avogadro’s number of C70

A

21
8.6 x 10

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2
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Buckminister fullerene

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A fullerene with formula C60 with a cage-like structure made of twenty hexagons and twelve pentagons

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3
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Why is a diamond so strong

A

The 4 valence electrons of each carbon atom in the formation of very strong covalent bonds

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4
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How does graphite link to carbon

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In graphite the individual carbon atoms link up to form sheets of carbon atoms

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5
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Boiling point of group 7

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Increases as goes down the group

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6
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Why trend in group 7 boiling point increases as goes down the group

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The atoms increase in size, as they gain extra electron shells and the intermolecular forces become stronger

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7
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Molar ratio

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The ratio between the amount of moles of any 2 compounds involved in a balanced chemical reaction

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8
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How to work out molar mass

A

Moles of one reactant
__________________________

Moles of other reactant

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9
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Diagram for aluminum

A

2 inner shell

8 second shell

3 outer shell

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10
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Diatomic molecule

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Molecules composed of only 2 atoms of the same or different chemical elements

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11
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Ionic lattice

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A regular arrangement of ions not randomely arranged

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12
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Properties of diamond

A

Hard

Good conductors of heat and electricity

High melting and boiling points

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13
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Structure of diamond

A

Giant covalent structure

Each carbon atom is joined to 4 other carbon aroms by covalent bonds

Carbons have regular lattice

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14
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Structure of graphite

A

Giant covalent structure

Each carbon atom is joined to 3 other carbon atoms by covalent bonds

Carbon atoms form layers with a hexagonal arrangement of atoms, layers have weak forces

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15
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Structure of graphene

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A single layer of carbon atoms tightly bound in a hexagonal lattice

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16
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Properties of graphene

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Tough

High melting and boiling points

Good conductors of heat and electricity

17
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Properties of graphite

A

Good heat and electrical conductors

High melting and boiling points

Soft

18
Q

Uses of graphite

A

Pencils

Batteries

Lamps

19
Q

Uses of graphene

A

Energy storage

Biological engineering

Optical electronics

20
Q

Explain why chlorine (Cl2) is a gas at room temperature, but sodium chloride (NaCl)
is a solid at room temperature

A

There are weak attractions between molecules of Cl2 so little energy is needed to break these forces of attraction

21
Q

How electricity flows through metal

A

These conduction electrons can serve as charge carriers carrying a current