Particles and Elements (Chemistry) Flashcards

(41 cards)

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What is H2O made up of?

Not needed for test

A

Each water molecule is made up of 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen

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What are the rows in the Periodic Table called?

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Periods

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3
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What makes up a nucleus?

A

Protons and neutrons

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4
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Molecules

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Combination of atoms

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5
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What are melting and freezing examples of?

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Physical change

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Physical change

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  • Reversible
  • Change of state
  • Individual particles
    retain their original
    properties
  • Doesn’t change
    chemically
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7
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Gas

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  • No contact
  • Random
  • Fill the space
  • Free to move
  • Compressible
  • Can mix
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8
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Which two liquids in the Periodic Table are liquids at room temperature?

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Mecury (Hg) and Bromine (Br)

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What are the columns in the Periodic Table called?

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Groups

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10
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What are all the other elements?

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Solids

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11
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Atomic number

A

Shows how many protons in nucleus and how may electrons orbiting

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12
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Is an electron’s charge positive, negative or neutral?

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Negative

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13
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What is another name for Group 8?

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Group 0

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14
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How do you raise the temperature?

A

By adding energy

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15
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What is Group 8?

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Noble gases

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16
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How many gases are there in the Periodic Table?

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12 gases

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17
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What is raising the temp. of a solid to get a liquid called?

18
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What group is noble gases?

19
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Electrons

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Negative charge, orbits nucleus

20
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Is a neutron’s charge positive, negative or neutral?

21
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What happens if you lower the temp. of a liquid?

A

A solid forms

22
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What happens if you raise the temp. of a liquid?

23
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Matter

A

Stuff that makes up everything around us

24
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Is a protons’ charge positive, negative or neutral?

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Which group are alkali metals?
Group 1
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In what order does the Periodic Table show the chemical elements?
Increasing order
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What happens if you lower the temp. of a gas?
A liquid forms
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What is lowering the temp. of a liquid to get a solid called?
Freezing
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Chemical change
- Often irreversible - Rearranges the atoms - Makes a new substance - Often results in a colour change
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Liquids
- Some contact - Random - At bottom of box - Some freedom - Can mix
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Who created the current version of the Periodic Table and when?
Mendeleev in 1869
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What is Group 1?
Alkali metals
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Why don't some common chemicals show up in the Periodic Table?
Because they are compounds.
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Which group are halogens?
Group 7
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What is the formula for finding the neutron number?
Atomic mass- atomic number = Neutron number
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What is Group 7?
Halogens
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What is matter made up of?
Tiny particles called atoms
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What happens if you raise the temp. of a solid?
A liquid forms
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How many chemical elements does the Periodic Table show?
118
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Atomic mass
Protons+ neutrons in nucleus
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Solids
- Closely packed - Neatly arranged - Bottom of box - Little movement - Incompressible - Cannot be mixed