Topic 1 Flashcards

1
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What’s a compound

A

2 or more different elements chemically combined in fixed proportion

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2
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Mixture is

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Different elements/compounds not chemically combined

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3
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Filtration is

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Separating insoluble solid from a liquid

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4
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Crystallisation

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Separating a soluble solid from a liquid (faster by gently heating under water)

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5
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What is distillation

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Evporate liquid by heating (turns into a vapour)
Then Condense the vapour back to a liquid by cooling

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6
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Fractional distillation

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Separation of a liquid into fractions differing in boiling points

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7
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What’s plum pudding

A

Atoms is a ball of positive charge with negative electrons embedded in it

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8
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What’s alpha scattering model

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Gould foil fired at by alpha particles (P+)

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9
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What did alpha scattering do

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Most particles straight through (atoms mostly empty space, some deflected(centre of atom must have positive charge) , some bounced back (mass concentrated in centre)

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10
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What is the nuclear model

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Electrons found at edge , electrons orbit at different distance

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11
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What’s atomic number

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Bottom -> protons/electrons

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12
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What’s mass number

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Protons + neutrons

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13
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Isotopes :

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Atoms of same element
But different number of neutrons

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14
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What’s ions

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Atoms with an overall charge because ions have lost / gained electrons

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15
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Dobeneier periodic table

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Triads (elements with similar properties occured in 3’s)

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16
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Newlands octaves

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Arranged in order of increasing atomic weight (every 8th element reacts similarly) -> sometimes elements with different properties were grouped together

17
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Mendeleev

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Increasing atomic weight , switch order of elements to fit patterns In Same group , left gaps for undiscovered elements

18
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Give me 3 facts about noble gases (group 0)

A

Unreacrive as atoms are stable (fuller outer energy level)
BP lower than room temp
Boiling point increases as you move down

19
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When metals react :

A

Lose electrons to achieve a full other energy level = stable electronic structure (forms positive ion)

20
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What happens to group 1 atoms and to oxygen atoms when they react

A

G1 loses one electron
Oxygen gains two electrons
So two metal (same) react with one oxygen atom
To form metal ions and oxide ions

21
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Why’s it get more reactive as you move down group 7

A

More shells
So outer electron is further from nucleus
So weaker attraction between nucleus and outer shell
So outer electron is more easily lost

22
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What does every group 7 (halogen) form

A

A molecule consisting of 2 atoms joined by a covalent bond (F^2)

23
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What happens to size + mp/bp as you move down group 7

A

increases

24
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When group 7 elements react with other nonmetals

A

They form covalent compounds

25
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When group 7 metals react with other metals they form

A

Ionic compounds (halogen gains one electron from metal atom) = ion with -1 charge

26
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Why’s it less reactive sss you move down group 7

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Atoms gain electrons less easily
As grater distance between outer shells and nucleus compared to more reactive atom
Weaker attraction between nucleus and outer shell
So outer electron less attracted to positive nucleus