Unit 1 Flashcards

1
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Dmitri Mendeleev

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  • 1869
  • order of increasing relative atomic mass
  • left gaps for undiscovered elements
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2
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Modern periodic table

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  • order of atomic number
  • rows are called periods
  • groups show number of electrons in outer shell
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3
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mass number

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protons + neutrons

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4
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atomic number

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protons

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5
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isotope

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same number of protons but different number of neutrons

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6
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ionic bonding

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metal + non metal

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7
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properties of ionic compounds

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  • high melting/boiling points as energy is needed to break bonds
  • conducts electricity as solution so ions are free to move
  • brittle as layers will shift and like charges repel
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8
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ball and stick

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+ see atom arrangement

- can’t see electrons

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9
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ionic models

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+ clear lattice structure

- doesn’t show electrons

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10
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displayed formula

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+ see the bonds

- doesn’t show electrons

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11
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dot and cross

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+ clearly see electrons

- implies electrons are different

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12
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covalent bonding

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pair of electrons are shared between non metals

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13
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simple covalent compounds

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  • low melting/boiling points as weak intermolecular forces
  • strong covalent bond as electrostatic forces between nuclei and electrons
  • liquid/gas at room temperature
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14
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giant covalent compounds

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  • high melting/boiling points
  • strong covalent bonds
  • dont conduct electricity
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15
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diamond

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  • carbon atoms covalently bonded to 4 other atoms
  • tetrahedral lattice
  • used in cutting tools like drills
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16
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graphite

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  • carbon atoms joined to 3 other carbon atoms
  • hexagonal layered sheets
  • easily slide over each other, used for lubricating
  • one delocalised electron to conduct
17
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graphene

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  • sheet of carbon atoms
  • high melting point, conducts electricity
  • large regular arrangement so its strong
18
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properties of metals

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  • shiny
  • high melting points
  • conducts
  • dense
  • malleable
19
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properties of non metals

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  • dull
  • low melting points
  • doesn’t conduct
  • low density
  • brittle
20
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metallic structure

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  • delocalised electrons on outer shell
  • strong forces of attraction between positive metal ions and electrons
  • layers of ions slide over each other
21
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moles

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mass/RAM

22
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JJ Thomson

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atoms weren’t solid and discovered electrons inside, so made the plum pudding model

23
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Ernest Rutherford

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proved plum pudding model wrong with the good foil experiment and discovered the other ions

24
Q

fullerene

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large surface area so are good for industrial catalysts