Topic 1 - Elements and Periodic table Flashcards

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Atoms

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building blocks of matter, smallest particle that can exist and still be a substance have a nucleus and an electron cloud

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2
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Elements

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materials that contain just one type of atom

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3
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Compounds

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materials that contain different types of atoms 2 or more different types of atoms bonded together in a fixed ratio.

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4
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mass number

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the total number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus. A

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5
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Atomic number

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the number of protons and electrons in the nucleus of an atom. = z

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6
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Nucleons

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the subatomic particles that make up the nucleus - protons and neutrons.

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7
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Periodic Table - Group

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Verticle

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8
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Periodic Table - Period

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Horizontal

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9
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Electrostatic attraction

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the positive and negative charges are attracted to each other

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10
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Isotopes

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same protons, different neutrons,

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11
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Ions

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Cations (positive), Anions, lose=+, gain=-. number then charge

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12
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Emission Spectra

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heat provides energy, the electrons become excited and then the electrons can jump into different shells

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13
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How many lines would arise if an electron jumped to the third excited state

A

6

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14
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What type of transition results in an emission spectrum

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electrons transition from high to low energy

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15
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How to tell the max electrons in each shell

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2n^2, n = shell number

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16
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Bohr’s theory proposed that…

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electrons move around the nucleus in fixed orbits, each of which has a different energy level

17
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what is required for an electron in an atom to move from a lower energy to a higher energy level?

A

absorption of energy

18
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what happens when an election returns to a lower level

A

it releases photos as it returns to its ground state

19
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what is responsible for the colour released

20
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Why only one ground state

A

Most stable, their normal energy levels

21
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emission definition

A

elements releasing different photos of colour as electrons go back down to ground state

22
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which electrons are likely to be excited in a flame test first

A

Valence electrons - held so losely

23
Q

the electron configuration of excited sodium (11)

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2, 8, 0, 1

24
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how does a spectroscope work

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it uses diffraction to separate the different colours of light

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isotopes are...
radioactive, unstable, different physical properties but same chemical properties
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how many times larger is the atom compared to its nucleus
10,000 - 100,000 times
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what form of energy is emitted when an electron moves from a higher energy shell to a lower energy shell
as coloured light or electromagnetic radiation
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Atomic Theory
atoms are not indivisible or indestructible, they are made of even smaller subatomic particles