Quiz 3 Flashcards

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1
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Protons are _____ charges

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Positively

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Important physical properties of nonmetals

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Dull, brittle, lower densities

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3
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What is the top number in nuclear notation?

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Atomic weight

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4
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The periodic table has historically been arranged by ____

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Mass

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5
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Number of _____ defines an element

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Protons

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6
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When did John dalton develop the basis for modern atomic theory?

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1803

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7
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Important physical properties of metals

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Shiny, malleable, high densities

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8
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Do metals conduct electricity?

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Yes

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When talking about an isotope specifically the mass is referred to as the ____ ________

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Mass number

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Electrons = _________

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Protons

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11
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Niels Bohr theorized about atoms in what year?

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1913

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12
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What subatomic particle changes mass?

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Neutrons

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13
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What phases are halogens in?

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Varying

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14
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What do the periods represent?

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Gives info on electron position

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15
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Then mass in a center of an atom is called a ______

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Nucleus

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16
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What are halogens reactive with?

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Everything

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17
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Electrons are ______ charged

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Negatively

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18
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Democritus thought that atoms are ________ into smaller parts. Is this true or false?

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Indivisible, false

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19
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What is the bottom number on nuclear notation?

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Atomic number

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20
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The periodic table is arranged by

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Properties repeated in columns

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21
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Period on the periodic table?

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Row

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22
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Important physical properties of metalloids?

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Solids, that are dull or shiny, brittle, or malleable with varying densities

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23
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The nucleus contains what percent of atomic mass

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90%

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24
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What is mass number?

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Number of neutrons and protons in an isotope if an atom

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Phases of metalloids?
Varying phases of matter
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What do transition metals form?
Colored compounds
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The further from the nucleus the ___ energy
More
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What is atomic weight?
Ave sum of neutrons and protons in nucleus
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What do groups consist of in the periodic table?
Similar reacting elements
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Why is it difficult to determine where the electrons exact location is?
They are very small and mobile
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Where are metals on the periodic table?
Left, center, bottom right
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Atomics size _______ across period
Decreases
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Max # of electrons per shell
2n^2
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atoms do not have a definite _____
Size
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Outermost electrons are called what?
Valance electrons
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Neutrons only alter _____ not __
Mass, id
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Where are metalloids on the periodic table?
Between metals and nonmetals
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Phases of metals?
All solid except for Hg
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Democritus thought that atoms were different because their _____ and _____ is different. Is this true or false?
Size, shape. True.
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Elements in the same group have _____ number of valance electrons but have different ________ __ ____
Same, number of shells
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How can shells be abbreviated?
(N)
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Democritus though that atoms are infinite in ______ and ______. Is this true or false?
Type, number. False.
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When talking about an element generically it’s mass is referred to as the ________
Atomic weight
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Atomic size _______ down a group
Increases
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Electrons are found at specific distances from the nucleus called ______
Shells
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What main group of element glows when electrocuted?
Noble gases
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Neutrons are ______ charged
Neutrally
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Do metalloids conduct electricity?
Sometimes
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What is the number at the bottom of the periodic table?
Atomic weight
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What are noble gases reactive with?
Everything
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Atoms are all ________ charged
Neutrally
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What color are noble gases?
Colorless
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What ratio do protons and electrons exist within an atom?
They are equal
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What makes the atomic weight an average?
Individual atoms exist with different masses
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What part of the atom has the most mass?
The nucleus
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Do nonmetals conduct electricity?
No, they insulate
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How are electrons oriented on a molecule?
Some electrons are closer to the nucleus than others
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What is the first number on a periodic table?
Atomic number
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Alkaline earth metals are ____ than alkali metals and ___ réactive in h2o
Harder, less
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Shells are not ____
Orbits
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What is the atomic number?
Number of protons in an atom
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What state is a transition metal in at room temp?
Solid
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What provides the amount of shells?
Period number
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What is a group on the periodic table?
Columns
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The nucleus has a ______ charge
Positive
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Elements in the same period have _______ valance electrons
Different
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Electrons are _____ and ______
Smaller, mobile
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Where are the nonmetals on the periodic table?
Right side and hydrogen
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Atoms are different _____ with slightly different _______
Sizes, composition
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Phases of metalloids?
Solids
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What is the law of conservation of mass?
Matter is neither created nor destroyed