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Science 10 Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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Valence Energy Level

A

The outer most shell or energy level of an atom

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What’s number of dots are shown on the rings and what’s the order of them to

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Protons found in electrons.
2
8
8

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What’s the Bohr Model

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A model showing iner and valence layers of an atom with the number or protons and neutrons written in the middle

North-west dots are placed around rings
Rings are 2
8
8

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4
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What’s the Lewis Dot model

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Valence layer only
Max protons 8
No rings
Only the element written in the middle

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5
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What’s a Cation

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Cat= positive because cats are cute
Gain of e can be found in a periodic table

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6
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What’s a anion

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Anion= onion
Onions are négative because they are bitter

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7
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What is a ion

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A charged version of an atom

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8
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How is the number of electrons gained or lost determined

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You have to get rid of the ion
Example: bi2+ =2e-

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9
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Pure substance

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substances that are made up of only one kind of particle and have a fixed or constant structure.

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10
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Mixtures

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More than 1 kind of pure substance

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11
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Compound

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Combined chemicaly

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12
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Element

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pure substances that cannot be broken down further by physical means

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13
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Heterogeneous

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Has distinct parts easy to separate

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14
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Homogeneous

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Homo=same
Unable to physically distinct parts

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15
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What’s the 2 groups Pure substance are put into

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Compounds and elements

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16
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What’s are they 2 groups mixture are put into

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Heterogeneous and homogeneous

17
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Ionic compounds

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ionic compounds are composed of positive and negative ions held together by ionic bonds

18
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Molecular compounds

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molecular compounds are compounds made up of nonmetals covalently bonded to each other.

19
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Physical properties

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Appearance
Size
Shape
Color
State

20
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Chemical properties

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Tarnish, rust, odur,

21
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Lustre

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A shine reflecting off a surface

22
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Ductility

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Can be Manipulated for example into wires

23
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Malleability

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Can be rolled easy

24
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Exothermic

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Gives off heat and releases energy to its surroundings
Example fire or explosions

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Endothermic
Absorbes energy from the surroundings get colder Example baking soda+ vinegar
26
Antonine Lavoisier
The total mass of the reaction system never changes The total number of atoms present before a reaction is equal to the total number of atoms after a reaction