Elements And Atoms Flashcards

1
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What is an element?

A

An element is a substance that cannot be broken down further

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2
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Why do element have different properties?

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Elements have different properties because they are made of different atoms

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3
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What is an Atom

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The smallest particle of a chemical element that can exist

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4
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What are the only two elements which exist as liquids at room temp?

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Mercury and Bromine

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5
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List is the 11 elements that exist as gases under normal conditions:

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Helium. He
Neon. Ne
Argon. Ar
Krypton. Kr
Xenon. Xe
Radon. Rn
Carbon. C
Nitrogen. N
Oxygen. O
Fluorine. F
Iodine. I
Chlorine. Cl

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6
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What are the properties of Sodium?

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Sodium is a soft, silvery white metal with a melting point of 98 Celsius and a boiling point of 884 Celsius

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7
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What are the properties of Chlorine?

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Chlorine is a yellow-green gas with a melting point of -101 Celsius and a boiling point of -34 Celsius

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8
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What is a Compound?

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A compound is 2 or more different elements joined together.

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9
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What compound is formed between sodium and chlorine and what are the properties of this compound?

A

NaCl
NaCl is a white solid with a melting point of 801 Celsius and a boiling point of 1420 Celsius.

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10
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What colours are produced when aluminium is heated?

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Silvery White

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11
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What colours are produced when Calcium is heated?

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Orange

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12
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What colours are produced when Copper is heated?

A

Green

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13
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What colours are produced when Lithium is heated?

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Red

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14
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What colours are produced when Magnesium is heated?

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White

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15
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What colours are produced when Sodium is heated?

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Golden-Yellow

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16
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What colours are produced when Caesium is heated?

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Blue

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17
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Hydrogen

A

H

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18
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Nitrogen

19
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Calcium

20
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Copper

21
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Helium

22
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Cobalt

23
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Gold

24
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Silver

25
Iron
Fe
26
Lead
Pb
27
Oxygen
O
28
Caesium
Cs
29
Chlorine
Cl
30
Sulphur
S
31
Carbon
C
32
Sodium
Na
33
Potassium
K
34
Mercury
Hg
35
Tin
Sn
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List all Alkaline Metals from the 1st, 20 list of elements
Lithium. Li Sodium. Na Potassium. K
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List all Alkaline Earth Metals from the 1st, 20 list of elements
Beryllium. Be Magnesium. Mg Calcium. Ca
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List all Metalloids from the 1st, 20 list of elements
Boron. B Silicon. Si
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List 1 poor metal from the 1st, 20 list of elements
Aluminium. Al
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List all Non-Metallic Gasses from the 1st, 20 list of elements
Helium. H Carbon. C Nitrogen. N Oxygen. O Phosphorus. P Sulphur. S
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List all halogens from the 1st, 20 list of elements
Fluorine. F Chlorine. Cl
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List all Noble Gasses from the 1st, 20 list of elements
Helium. He Neon. Ne Argon. Ar
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What is the difference between an atom and a molecule?
Molecules are atoms bound together by chemical bonds. Atoms are particles that make up matter.