chemistry topic 1- atomic structure and periodic table Flashcards

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1
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what is a molecule?

A

two or more atoms chemically joined

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2
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what happens as you go down the alkali metals?

A

they get more reactive

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3
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how are the groups arranged in the periodic table?

A

by atomic mass

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4
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what did Bohr discover?

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electrons are contained in a shell

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5
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what is the charge of a proton?

A

+1

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6
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what is the charge of a neutron?

A

0

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7
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what is the charge of an electron?

A

-1

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8
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what is an element?

A

1 type of atom

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9
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what does chromatography separate?

A

substance dissolved in solvent

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10
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what does filtration separate?

A

solids, liquids and solutions

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11
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what does evaporation separate?

A

soluble solids dissolved in liquid

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12
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what does distillation separate?

A

2 or more different liquids

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13
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what do all acids have in them?

A

the H+ ion

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14
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what is a compound?

A

2 or more types of elements chemically joined

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15
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what did the plum pudding model show?

A

showed the atom as a ball of positive charge with electrons

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16
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what is an isotope?

A

elements with a different number of neutrons but the same number of protons

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17
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what does ductile mean?

A

when you stretch it gradually it will get thinner and become wire

18
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what colour is bromine and what state is it?

A

red-brown
liquid

19
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what colour is iodine and what state is it?

A

purple vapour

20
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what colour is fluorine and what state is it?

21
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what colour is chlorine and what state is it?

22
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where are alkali metals
stored?

23
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what are the characteristics of alkali metals?

A

-stored in oil
-indicator goes purple
-burst to flames in water
-get larger going down the group
-easy to cut

24
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what happens when indicator is added to an alkali metal?

25
what test is used to test for alkali metals?
squeaky pop
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what are the characteristics of the group 7-halogens?
- non-metals -reactivity decreases going down
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what are the characteristics of the transition elements?
-good conductors of electricity -opposite properties to group 1 -more dense -hard -low reactivity
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what happens in the paper chromatography practical?
1)add a spot of ink to a line on filter paper with pencil 2)place in solvent and put lid on 3)solvent seeps up carrying ink 4)different dyes-different rates 5)take paper out and dry 6)pattern of results called a chromatogram
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what happens in the filtration practical?
1)filter paper folded into a cone 2)mixture poured on top 3)solid is left in the filter paper
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what happens in an evaporation practical?
1)pour the solution into an evaporating dish 2)slowly heat 3)solvent evaporates-eventually crystals form
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what happens in a crystallisation practical?
1)pour solution into evaporating dish + heat 2)some of solvent will evaporate 3)remove from heat and leave to cool 4)salt should crystallize
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what happens in fractional distillation?
1)put mixture in a flask + put fractioning column on top 2)different liquids evaporate at different temperatures 3)collect first liquid to evaporate and raise heat for the rest
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what happens in simple distillation?
1)solution is heated-lowest boiling point evaporates first 2)vapour-cooled, condenses + collected 3)rest left in flask
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who discovered electrons and in what year?
JJ Thompson 1897
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who came up with the plum pudding model?
JJ Thompson
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who conducted the alpha particle scattering experiment and came up with the nuclear model of the atom?
Rutherford
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who proposed that electrons orbit the nucleus?
Bohr
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who described atoms as a solid sphere?
John Dalton
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how were the elements organised in the early 1800s?
by atomic weight
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who left gaps and predicted new elements?
Dmitri Mendeleev
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how are elements laid out on the modern periodic table?
in order of increasing atomic numbers