CT2 Flashcards

(44 cards)

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Dalton’s model of the atom

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all matter is made of atoms
atoms are small
can’t be broken down(false)
all atoms of are element are the same but different from another elements

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modern model of an atom

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protons and neutrons form the nucleus and electrons orbit around it at very high speeds

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3
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Who discovered sub atomic particles

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Catholde

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4
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Electrons

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particles smaller than atoms found in atoms they have a negative charge

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5
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Electric charges

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Proton +1
Neutron 0
Electron -1

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relative masses

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Proton: 1
Neutron: 1
electron: =0

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location of the subatomic particles

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Proton: Nucleus
Neutron: Nucleus
electron: Orbiting nucleus

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if an atom has a neutral charge (0) it has

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the same number of prtons and electrons

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the way electrons orbit

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at a set distance
at a set energy level called an electron shell

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10
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compare nucleus to atom

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atom is 1000 times bigger than nucleus

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11
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Define isotopes

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atoms of same element with different number of neutrons

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12
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relative mass

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protons + neutrons

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13
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atomic cumber

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protons

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14
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how is the relative atomic mass calculated

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add up the regular element and the isotopes in proportion and divide by the number of elements you added up (it is a mean of all the variations of the element)

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15
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ar

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RAM or relative atomic mass

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16
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atomic mass formula

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(abundance isotope 1 x mass of isotope1) + (abundance isotope 2 x mass of isotope 2):
number of isotopes

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17
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Mendeleev

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ordered atoms by atomic mass(left to right) and groups by properties(top to bottom) he left blank spaces for undiscovered elements

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18
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Moseley

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X-ray análisis to show that properties are linked to atomic numbers.

19
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How are the elements in the periodic table arranged

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By atomic number
columns called groups that indicate the number of electrons in the last shell

rows called periods that indicate the number of shells

20
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how electrons are arranged

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they fill up the shells from inner to outer

the 1st shell can hold up to 2 electrons

the rest of the shells can hold up to 8

21
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how to name compounds

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1 metal firs
2 non metal comes second except for oxygen
3termination:
if it doesn’t have oxygen ide
if its oxygen +1 element ide
if it is oxygen + 2 or more things ate

22
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how particles are arranged in a gas

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random
not touching
speed out in all space available

23
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movement of particles in a gas

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freely
all directions
bounce

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evaporating

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particles stay randomly arranged
they get further apart
they can move freely

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condensing
the particles stay randomly arranged they get closer together now they only move around each other
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how particles are arranged in a liquid
randomly touching each other take the shape of the container
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movement in particles in a liquid
flow move in any direction through liquid theymove arroud each other
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melting
particles have more energy from heat start to move break the atractive forces
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Freezing
particles lose energy movement stops attractive forces appear
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arrangement of particles in a solid
regular patron tightly packed, no space keeps its shape
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movement of particles in a solid
vibrations in fixed positions
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melting point
temperature at witch certain substance passes from solid to liquid
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boiling point
temperature at witch certiain substance passes from liquid to gas
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parts of the apparatus used for filtration
funnel filter papper conical flask
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parts of apparatus used for simple distillation
fireproof mat Bunsen burner tripod gauze evaporating basin
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filtration
the separation of a liquid and an isloluble solid using filter paper it separates the solid RESIDUE and a liquid FILTRATE
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simple distillation
to separate a soluble solid from a liquid by evaporating the former
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apparatus used in fractional distillation that aren used in simple distillation
anti bumping granules condenser thermometer
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fractional distillation
used to separate liquid substances by using their different boiling points the liquid that evaporates and then condenses is the distillate
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solution
solute(solid) solvent(liquid)
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paper chromatography
separates coloured solutes from solutions like ink and food colouring
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process of paper chromatography
1 draw a line on a filter paper in pencil with a ruler 2add substance(s) just above line 3sumerge the paper until the line 4 water will have risen and so will the substances separating into their different components 5 measure the hight the components have reached and calculate the rf value
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how to calculate Rf values
maximum heigh reached by the substance divided by the height reached by the water
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phases of paper shomatography
mobile phase: solvent and solute stationary phase: paper and bowl