Periodic Table Flashcards

1
Q

How many sub-atomic particles in an atom and name them

A
  1. Protons, neutrons and electrons
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2
Q

Define an element

A

Contains one type of atom and cannot be broken down further

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3
Q

Define a compound

A

Elements combined chemically to form a compound. Atoms of different elements chemically bonded

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4
Q

Why are noble gases stable?

A

Because their outer electron shell is full. The atoms of other elements have incomplete outer shells

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5
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Name 3 ways electrons can obtain similar outer electron shells to the noble gases

A

By losing electrons, by gaining them and by sharing them

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6
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A negative ion is called

A

Anion

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7
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A positive ion is called

A

A cation

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8
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What’s an ionic bond

A

When a metallic element reacts with non-metallic elements .

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9
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Why do metal atoms tend to become cations

A

Because they tend to lose electronic ms causing them to become positively charged

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10
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Why do non-metallic elements tend to become anions

A

Because they tend to gain electrons causing them to become negatively charged

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11
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What’s the half reaction for a sodium ion

A

Na –> Na+ + e-

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12
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What’s the half reaction for a chlorine ion

A

Cl + e- –> Cl-

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13
Q

Give an example of an ionic bond

A

Sodium chloride

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14
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Explain how the ions are arranged when they bond

A

The ions cluster together so that each cation is surrounded by an anion. This pattern is called a lattice/ crystal lattice.

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15
Q

Substances formed by ionic bonds do not contain molecules- what are they made up of?

A

Ions

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16
Q

Explain why MgCl2 is in the ratio of 1:2

A

Because they are 2 chlorine a for every magnesium

17
Q

How do you name the ion of a metal

A

Add the word ion to the end

Eg. Aluminum ion

18
Q

How to you name the ion of a non-metal?

A

Add the suffix -ide.

Eg. Chloride

19
Q

Name 4 properties of ionic compounds

A
  1. Electrical insulators when solid
  2. Electrical conductors when molten or dissolved.
  3. They are brittle ( when lattice is deformed, by pressing on it, ions of like charged may be aligned next to each other. They will repel each other causing the lattice to break up)
  4. High melting points ( because the ionic bond is very strong)
20
Q

Define a covalent bond

A

Is when 2 non-metallic elements react together they share electrons between them in order to obtain a full outer shell

21
Q

What is a molecule

A

A small group of atoms held together by covalent bonds

22
Q

The path that electrons take

A

Orbital

23
Q

Define a covalent compound

A

Atoms of different elements can also share electrons to form bonds.
Eg. The formula for hydrogen chloride is HCL

24
Q

Define a double bond

A

some molecules are formed when 2 pairs of electrons are shared between atoms.
Eg: C2H4

25
Q

Give an example of a triple bond

A

Nitrogen molecule

26
Q

Name 2 properties of covalent bonds

A
  1. Electrical insulators in all phases

2. Low melting and boiling points ( most are gases or liquids at room temperature)

27
Q

Define a binary compound

A

They only consist of 2 elements. The names of binary compounds consist of the names of the more metallic elements followed by the suffix -ide.

28
Q

What is the valency of Ag (silver)

A

+1

29
Q

What is the valency of Zn (zinc)

A

+2

30
Q

What is the valency of Pb ( lead)

A

+2

31
Q

Valency of Cu ( copper)

A

+2

32
Q

Valency of Fe (iron)

A

+2

33
Q

If the valency of the atoms add up to 0 - what is the ratio

A

1:1

34
Q

When writing chemical formulas- does the metal of the non-metal come first

A

The metal

35
Q

What’s stock notation

A

When they write the valency of a transition metal I Roman numerals

36
Q

Name a force that is both attractive and repulsive

A

Magnetism