Science CT2 Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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What Does RAM stand for (in science)

A

relative atomic mass

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2
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definition of ram

A

relative atomic mass takes into account of all the isotopes of that element

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3
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what is the product of ram (like the type of mean)

A

WEIGHTED mean.

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4
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how calulate RAM

A

abundance of isotope 1 X (times) mass of isotope, divided by 100. Do this for as many isotopes there are.

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5
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in the modern PT the elements are aranged in order of?

A

atomic number

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6
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how are e- arranged

A

in fixed energy levels called electron shells.

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7
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electrons must fill the?

A

first shell before they csn move to the next.

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8
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in compound names, the:?

A

metal comes first, then the non metal.

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9
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(compound names) ide=

A

no oxygen

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10
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(compound names) oxide=

A

just oxygen

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11
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(compound names) ade=

A

oxygen present

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12
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when solid turns into liquid what happens?

A

particles gain energy, break attractive forces, seperate from eachothers and move in random directions.

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13
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what happens when liquid turn to solid?

A

particles loose energy, they move less/stop moving and arrange themselves in fixed positions due to the attractive forces.

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14
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what happens in transition stages in heat curve? solid/liquid, liquid/gas

A

paricles abosrb heat energy, break free from attract forces and start to move.
Particles gain enough energy to break attractive forces and move freely.

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15
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why dont substances turn to their liquid and gas states instnatly? and dont increase in heat?

A

They dont increase in heat as all the atoms must be spread out/ broken attractive forces to be able to turn into a gas.

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16
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what is room temp?

A

20 degrees cel

17
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what are the instruments involved in filtration and crystalisation?

A

tripod, beaker, pestle and mortar, conical flask, funnel, evaporating basin/dish. Bunsen, filter paper, heat proof mat.

18
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condenser

A

a central tube surrounded by a seperate tupe with cold water flowing though.

19
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distilation

A

is a method of seperating mixtures of liquids based on their boiling points.

20
Q

paper chromatography?

A

is the seperation method that spereates coloured solude from a solution. e.g: inks, paints, food colouring.

21
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Rf is?

A

distance moved by spot (divided by) distance moved by solvent.

23
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start line:

A

drawn in pencilw ith ruler, where water starts and where the solvent is placed.

24
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periods go from?

A

left to right

25
groups go from?
up to down
26
mendeleev orderent elements how?
atomic mass left to right and properties up to down.
27
mosely?
used xray analysis to show that elements properties are linked to atomic number.