task 1 Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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homogenous mixture

A

2 or more substances forming an evenly distributed mixture

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2
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heterogeneous mixture

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2 or more substances forming an unevenly distributed mixture

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3
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pure substances

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elements and compounds - can not separate

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4
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physical separation techniques

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evaporation, filtration, sieving, chromotography, centrifuge, distillation

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5
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gravimetric analysis

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mass analysis - weighing everything together and individually before and after the experiment

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6
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properties of metals

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shiny, lose electrons in reactions, solids at room temp, malleable and ductile, high melting and boiling point, good heat and electrical conductor

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7
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properties of non-metals

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dull, brittle, gain electrons during reactions, gas at room temp, low melting and boiling point, poor heat and electrical conductor

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8
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protons

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atomic number

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9
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electrons

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atomic number/number of protons

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10
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neutrons

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atomic mass - atomic number

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11
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isotopes

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an atom with the same number of protons and a different number of neutrons. 2 or more different forms of the same element

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12
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stable isotopes

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NO CHANGE, same protons, different neutrons - NO RADIOACTIVE DECAY

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13
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unstable isotopes

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CHANGE, radioactive isotopes, nuclear radiation - natural and man made

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14
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radioactive isotopes

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alpha, beta, gamma

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15
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most reactive

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group 1

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16
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not reactive

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group 8

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17
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electron configuration

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distribution of electrons - valence shells

18
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spdf notation

19
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RAM

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relative atomic mass - isotopic composition

20
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energy levels

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energy electrons can have when in shells - can be excited into higher shells by absorbing energy from surroundings

21
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photon

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light emited when electrons jump back down to lower shells

22
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flame test

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metal ion held through bunsen burner flame to help identify

23
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barium

24
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copper

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liberty green

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calcium
red organge
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potassium
purple
27
iron
orange sparkles
28
sodium
banana yellow
29
spectral evidence
flame test, electromagnetic spectrum
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alpha decay
4 He - stopped by paper - a helium nucleus | 2
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beta decay
0 e - stopped by Al foil - high-speed electron | -1
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gamma
stopped by a few cm's of lead - electromagnetic radiation
33
electronegativity
the tendency of an atom to attract electrons
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atomic radii
the large the radii the more reactive the element - increases down groups, decreases across periods
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ammonium
+ | NH4
36
hydroxide
- | OH
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carbonate
2- | CO3
38
phosphate
3- | PO4
39
nitrate
- | NO3
40
sulphate
2- | SO4
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ionic bonding
metal and a non-metal - complete transfer
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covalent bonding
non-metal and a non-metal - share electrons