Elements Of Life (EL) Flashcards

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mass number

A

atomic number + no. neutrons

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isotope

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atoms of the same element but different mass number

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relative atomic mass

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average of the relative isotopic masses

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mass spectrometry

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measures the atomic or molecular mass of particles sample and the relative abundance of different isotopes in an element

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nuclear fusion

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two light atomic nuclei fuse together forming single heavier nucleus of new element and releasing energy

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6
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spectroscopy

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study of how light and matter interact

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wavelength =

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speed of light / frequency

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particle theory of light

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light is a stream of tiny packets of energy called photons

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energy of photon =

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planck constant x frequency

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Bohr’s theory main points

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electron in hydrogen atom exists only in certain definite energy levels, a photon of light is emitted/absorbed when electron changes energy level, energy of photon is equal to difference between two energy levels

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11
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describe n=1 to n=4 shells

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n=1 2 electrons
n=2 8 electrons
n=3 18 electrons
n=4 32 electrons

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12
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describe the sub shells

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s=2
p=6
d=10
f=14

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atomic orbitals

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sub shells are divided into orbitals
s = 1 s orbital
p = 3 p orbitals
d = 5 d orbitals
f = 7 f orbitals

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14
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periodicity

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patterns or trends in physical properties within groups

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15
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dative covalent bond

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both bonding electrons come from the same atom

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16
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bond angle for 4 single covalent bonds

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bond angle for 3 single covalent bonds + lone pair of electrons

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bond angle for 2 single covalent bonds + 2 lone pairs of electrons

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linear bond angle

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planar bond angle

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120 (three groups of electrons)

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bipyramidal bond angles

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120 to 90 depending on position in molecule (5 groups of electrons)

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relative atomic mass

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mass of the atom relative to carbon-12, no units

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molar mass

A

mass of one mole

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amount in moles (n) =

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mass (m) / molar mass (M)

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relative formula mass
sum of the relative atomic masses of the elements making it up
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Avogadro constant
6.02x10(23) mol. number of formula unitise one mole of a substance.
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Difference between molecular and empirical formula
molecular - actual numbers of different types of atom empirical - simplest ratio for the moles of atoms
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percentage yield =
(experimental yield / theoretical yield) x 100
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first ionisation enthalpy
energy required to pull an electron out of an atom X -> X+ +e-
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explaining change in thermal stability as group goes down group 1+2
cations with higher charge density can polarise negative charge cloud around the carbonate ion making it less stable and easier to break up on heating
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alkali
base that dissolves in water to produce HO- ions
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concentration in (mol/dm3) =
concentration (g/dm3) / molar mass (g/mol)