TRIAL EXAM PREP - ATOMS & PERIODIC TABLE Flashcards

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State how many different types of elements there are

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Around 100

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Describe the arrangement of particles in a liquid

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Random arrangement

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State how large the nucleus of an atom is relative to its radius

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Approximately 1/10000th the size of

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4
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Name the type of process in which mixtures are separated into their compounds

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Physical process

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Describe the motion of particles in a solid

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They vibrate without changing position

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Explain why atoms have an overall neutral charge

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Protons are positive and electrons are negative
Atoms have equal numbers of protons and electrons
So the charges sum to zero

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State what Chadwick discovered

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The neuron

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Explain why Mendeleev put some elements in groups and changed the weight based order

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To group the elements based on their properties

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9
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Describe at least 2 features of the Bohr model of atom

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Electrons orbit the nucleus at specific distances
Atoms have a positive nucleus
Mass is concentrated in the nucleus
Atoms are mostly empty

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10
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Name 2 characteristics of atoms proved by the gold foil experiment

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The mass of an atom is concentrated in a nucleus
The nucleus has a positive charge

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12
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Give the electron configuration of carbon

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2.4

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13
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Describe what happens when opposite charges come into contact

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They attract

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14
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Name the change of state from a gas to liquid

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Condensing

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State the information provided by the mass number of an atom

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The number of protons plus the number of neutrons

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In the modern atomic model, name the subatomic particles found in the nucleus

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Protons and neutrons

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17
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Give the two ways in which elements are ordered in the modern periodic table

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First by their atomic number, then in groups based on their properties

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18
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Give the electronic configuration of lithium

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2.1

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19
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Name the change of state from a liquid to solid

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Freezing

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20
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State why the periodic table is called the periodic table

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Similar properties occur at regular intervals

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21
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State how compounds can be separated into elements

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By chemical reactions

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Describe the motion of particles in a liquid

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They flow over one another

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23
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Describe isotopes

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Atoms of the same element with a different number of neutrons

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Explain why Mendeleev left gaps in his periodic table

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For undiscovered elements

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State how a mixture of a solid and a liquid can be separated
Filtration
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Name the four main historical models of the atom in chronological order
Dalton Plum Pudding Nuclear Bohr
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State how a mixture of liquid with similar boiling points can be separated
Fractional distillation
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Describe the motion of particles in a gas
They are in constant random motion - in random directions, with a range of speeds
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Describe the information about electronic structure provided by an element’s group in the Periodic Table
How many electrons an atom has in the outer shell
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Describe the arrangement of particles in a gas
Random arrangement
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Name the discovery that led to scientists moving from the Dalton model to the plum pudding model
The discovery of the electron
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State the information provided by the atomic number of an atom
The number of protons plus
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Define element
A substance that is made of one type of atom only
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Abundance
The percentages of atoms in a sample that are a particular isotope
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State the relative charges of the 3 subatomic particles
Proton = +1 Electron = -1 Neutron = 0
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Give the electronic configuration of sulfur
2.8.6
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State how compounds are formed
By chemical reactions
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Describe what happens when like charges come into contact
They repel
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State the number of electrons that can go in the first shell
2
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Describe the arrangement of particles in a solid
Regular arrangement
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Explain why Mendeleev’s Periodic Table was eventually accepted by other scientists
Elements were discovered which filled the gaps and matched the properties he predicted
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Describe the information about electronic structure provided by an element’s period in the periodic table
How many shells an atom has in the
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State how a mixture of 2 liquid with very different boiling points can be separated
Distillation
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State the number of electrons that can go in the second and third shells
8
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What state of matter is the densest : solid, liquid or gas?
Solid
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State the relative masses of the 3 subatomic particles
Proton = 1 Electron = very small Neutron = 1
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State what caused scientists to move from one model of the atom to another
Experimental evidence
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Define mixture
Two or more elements or compounds together, but not chemically combined
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State the overall charge of an atom
0 - neutral
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Describe the difference between the mass number and relative atomic mass
Mass number is the number of protons and neutrons in one atom Relative atomic mass is an average value that takes account of isotopes
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State how the number of neutron in an atom is calculated
Mass number - atomic number
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Give the electronic configuration of neon
2.8
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Name the change of state from liquid to gas
Boiling
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Before Mendeleev, describe how scientists ordered the elements
By their atomic weights
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Name the 3 subatomic particles
Protons, electrons and neutrons
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Define compound
A substance made of two or more elements chemically combined
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Name the change of state from solid to liquid
Melting
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Describe at least 2 features of the Dalton model of the atom
Atoms are indivisible Atoms are spherical Atoms contain no charged particles Mass is spread out across the atom
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State how the different components of ink can be separated
Chromatography
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Give the technical definition of an atom
The smallest part of an element that can exist
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State the approximate radius of a typical atom
Approximately 0.1nm
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Describe at least 2 features of the nuclear model of the atom
Atoms have a positive nucleus Mass is concentrated in the nucleus Electrons orbit the nucleus Atoms are mostly empty space
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Describe at least 2 features of the plum pudding model of the atom
Positive charge is spread out across the atom Mass is spread out across the atom Atoms have no empty space Negative electrons are embedded in the atom
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Name the three main states of matter
Solid, liquid and gas
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Give the electronic configuration of potassium
2.8.8.1
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State how a solution can be separated to obtain a solid
Crystallisation