Elements Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
Q

What is an Element

A

When all the atoms are the exact same

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2
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Are Metals found on the right or left hand side of the periodic table

A

LEFT

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3
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Are there more non-metals or metals?

A

Metals

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4
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Sonorous

A

They make a pleasing sound when struck

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5
Q

Ductile

A

They can be pulled out into a wire

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6
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Dense

A

Heavy for their size (but there are exceptions)

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7
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Conductors of heat

A

For the same reason, they can conduct electricity

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8
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Describe the physical appearance of most metals

A

Shiny solid at room temperature
Resists melting when heated
Conducts electricity when solid

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9
Q

Do metals conduct electricity when solid

A

YES

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10
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Do metals conduct heat well

A

YES

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11
Q

Do metals have a high or low melting point?

A

HIGH

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12
Q

Brittle

A

Hard but can break really easily

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13
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Malleable

A

Made into a different shape

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14
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Soft

A

Not firm or hard to touch

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15
Q

Why is copper a unusual metal

A

It is not shiny like most metals

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16
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What is unusual about bromine and mercury

A

They are a liquid at room temperature

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17
Q

What is unusual about graphite?

A

It can conduct electricity even though it is not a metal

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18
Q

What is unusual about silicone?

A

It looks like a metal

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19
Q

What is unusual about lead?

A

It melts at a low temperature

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20
Q

What does it mean if an element has allotropes?

A

One or more forms of a chemical element that can exist in the same physical state

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21
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Describe how diamond and graphite are different from each other in terms of their properties

A

Diamond does not conduct electricity because it has no charged particles that are free to move

22
Q

Describe how to produce magnesium oxide from magnesium

A

If an element burns in air, it reacts with OXYGEN to form a COMPOUND of the ELEMENT and OXYGEN which is called a OXIDE

23
Q

Solutions with a pH below 7 are

24
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Solutions with a pH of 7 are

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Solutions with a pH above are
Alkaline
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Concentrated
In a concentrated solution there is lots of the solution dissolved in a measured amount of water
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Dilute
In a dilute solution there is a small amount of the solution dissolved in a measured amount of water
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Sulphuric acid
Used in car batteries
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Nitric acid
Used to make fertilisers
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Hydrochloric acid
Made in the human stomach to help body digest food
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Ethanoic acid
One of the substances in vinegar
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Citric acid
Occurs naturally in oranges, lemons and other citrus fruits
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Carbonic acid
Used in fizzy drinks
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Sodium hydroxide
Used to make oven cleaners and drain cleaners
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Calcium hydroxide
Used to treat soil which is too acidic for plants to grow properly
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Magnesium hydroxide
Used to make indigestion remedies
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Ammonia
Used to make fluids which clean sliver and brass
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0-2
Red
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3-4
Orange
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5-6
Yellow
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7
Green
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8-9
Blue-green
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10-11
Blue
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12-14
Purple
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Strongly acidic
0-3
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Weakly acidic
4-6
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Neutral
7
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Weakly alkaline
8-10
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Strongly alkaline
11-14
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Acids
Dissolve in water and form a solution with a pH less than 7
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Alkalis
Dissolve in water and form a solution with a pH greater than 7