Topic Test 1 - Revision Flashcards

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Carbon

Symbol
What’s it like
What’s it used for

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Symbol - C
What’s it like - Black shiny solid that flakes off when rubbed on paper
What’s it used for - One form, Graphite is used in pencils

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Oxygen

Symbol
What’s it like
What’s it used for
Symbol - C
What’s it like - Black shiny solid that flakes off when rubbed on paper
What’s it used for - One form, Graphite is used in pencils

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Symbol - O
What’s it like - Colourless Gas
What’s it used for - In breathing equipment

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Tin

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What’s it like -
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Symbol - SN
What’s it like - Silvery Grey metallic solid
What’s it used for - Coating a food can

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Chlorine

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Symbol - CL
What’s it like - Green Gas (Poisonous)
What’s it used for - In swimming pool water

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Copper

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Symbol - CU
What’s it like - Red Brown Metallic Solid
What’s it used for - A Metal used for making water tanks and in electrical equipment such as wiring and motors

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Iron

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Symbol - FE
What’s it like - Grey metallic solid
What’s it used for - To make car bodies

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Mercury

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Symbol - HG
What’s it like - Silvery grey metallic liquid at room temperature
What’s it used for - In some thermometers

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Aluminium

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Symbol - AL
What’s it like - Shiny silver grey metallic solid
What’s it used for - In light weight ladders

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Most metallic elements are solids except

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Mercury

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What does sonorous mean

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Make a bell like sound when struck

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Some non metallic elements are gases some are solids bromine is what

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A liquid

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Hydrogen is what in colour and in smell

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Colourless in colour and odourless in smell

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When hydrogen burns you hear____ and on the sides of a dry container you see ____ we can summarise this equation by writing hydrogen + oxygen from the air =

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  1. A squeaky pop
  2. Condensation
  3. Water
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An element is a substance consisting only one type of atom

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An element is a substance consisting only one type of atom

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What is the abbreviation for the element hydrogen

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What is the abbreviation for the element oxygen

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What is the abbreviation for water

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H²0 - Because it contains a compound

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What is an element

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A substance that consists of only one type of atom

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What is a molecule

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A particle that consists of two or more atoms chemically bonded together

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What is a compound

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A substance that consists of two or more elements chemically bonded together

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What is the test for hydrogen

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If you apply a wood splint it will burn with a squeaky pop

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Heating a mixture of iron and sulfur to make iron sulfide, what happens

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Iron and sulfur mix, then it is heated so they can’t be separated so it forms a compound due to separation, this makes iron sulfidee

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Two properties of the compound iron sulfide

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Iron + Sulfur =

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Magnesium Description
Shiny grey solid
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Oxygen Description
Colourless Gas
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Magnesium Oxide Description
White Ash
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Magnesium + Oxygen =
Magnesium Oxide
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Sodium + Chlorine =
Sodium Chloride
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Calcium + Oxygen =
Calcium Oxide
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Magnesium + Bromine =
Magnesium Bromide
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Calcium + Chlorine =
Calcium Chloride
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Sodium + Sulfur =
Sodium Sulfide
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Lithium + Fluorine =
Lithium Fluoride
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Potassium + Iodine =
Potassium Iodide
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Aluminium + Oxygen =
Aluminium Oxide
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Calcium + Bromine =
Calcium Bromide
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Separating a mixture of sand and gravel, what apparatus would you use and how does it work
A Sieve | The smaller particles of sand pass through the sieve while larger pieces of gravel remains in the sieve
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Separating a mixture of iron and sand, what apparatus would you use and how does it work
A Magnet | The iron is magnetic so will stick to the magnet but the sand isn't