Test 1 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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atomic number

A

number of protons

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2
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electron number

A

atomic number

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3
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mass at neutral weight

A

protons and neutrons
the atomic mass

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4
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neutrons

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mass number- atomic number
never a fraction or decimal

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5
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Bohrs Experiment Explained

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Energy is given to gaseous atoms and causes the neg. electron to jump to higher energy levels

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6
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periodic Law

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elements arranged in order of increasing atomic numbers

physical
hardness changed as we move across the table

chemical
reactivity with H2O or air

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7
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electron counts

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increases by one across any period (left to right)

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8
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proton count

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increases by one across any period (left to right)

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9
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neutron count

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generally increase but the trend isn’t perfect

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10
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mass

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generally increases as protons and neutrons are added

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11
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chemical reactivity

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highest reactivity is at the start of any period then reactivity decreases. Reactivity begins to gradually increase until the extremely reactive halogens

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12
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Lewis Dot Diagrams

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dots are drawn for valence
no shell shown, no protons, no neutrons

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13
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observation

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a statement that is based on the 5 senses

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14
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inference

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judgement or opinion based on observations

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15
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theoretical knowledge

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knowledge based on ideas that are shared to explain observations

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16
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theory

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an explanation of a large number of related observations

17
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model

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a representation of a theoretical concept

18
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electron affinity

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the amount of energy involved in gaining an electron

19
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electronegativity

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a chemical property that descibes the tendency of an atom or a functional group to attract electrons toward itself

20
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electronegativity trends

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increasing across a period
decreasing down a group

21
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what is group 1 on the periodic table?

A

alkali metals

22
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what is group 2 on the periodic table?

A

alkaline earth metals

23
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what is group 7 on the periodic table?

24
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what is group 8 on the periodic table?

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what is an isotope
atoms with the same number of protons but a different number neutrons
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how do metals react
they lose electrons until the valance shells empty
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on the periodic table, the most reactive metal is where
at the bottom of the group, which means moving down the group reactivity is increasing | larger atoms lose electrons more easliy
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definition of non metals
based on how easily the atom can fill the valence shell
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moving down a group of non metals reactivity
decreases
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moving across the period non metals reactivity
increases | elements further right are smaller therfore attract electrons