Unit Test 2 Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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pure substance – what is it? Give some examples

A

It’s an element like iorn

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2
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element – what is it? Give some examples

A

A chemical substance like gold

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3
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compound – what is it? How is it different from an element?

A

A mix of 2 or more elements

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4
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what are valence electrons?

A

The electrons on the last shell

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5
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cation/anion – what are they?

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Cation is a positive charged ion and Anion is a negative chraged ion

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6
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states of matter – name them/ particles distribution/ (mass/shape/volume)?

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Solid: Particles are close together has mass shape and volume
Liquid: Particles are further apart has mass and has no shape
Gas: Particles are far away has no mass or volume

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7
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atom structure –all 5 parts and their location

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Nucleus, orbit, proton, electron, neutron

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8
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heterogeneous mixture – definition and examples

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A mechanical mixture where the two thing are visibly separate

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9
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what is a isotope

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It’s an atom with a different amount of neutron from protons

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10
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what is a ion

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an electric charge that an atom takes on when it loses or gains electrons

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11
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what is atomic models –> scientists (names) + what each scientist discovered (their contribution to our understanding of the atom)

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Bohr

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12
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who created the periodic table?

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Demetri Mandlev

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13
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what is ionic and molecular compounds – what is the difference?

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ionic = Non-metal + metal
Molecular = Non-metal + Non-metal

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14
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  • how many elements are known today?
A

118

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14
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  • the structure of each “BOX” from periodic table – what the symbols/ numbers mean?
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Atomic number: Number of protons an atom has
Atomic mass: Mass of an atom of a chemical element
Element name: Name of the element of the periodic table
Element symbol: one or two letter to represent an element of the periodic table

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15
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  • columns – what are they? Name the ones we discussed in class and KNOW where they are located
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18 vertical rows, on the left Alkali metals, Alkaline earth metals, on the right halogens, noble gases

16
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  • periods - what are they? Why are they important – what information can we get?
A

7 horizontal rows Depending on what period is the more shell it has

17
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  • what are noble gasses + characteristics +location
A

the 18 group on the right non-metallic and very unreactive

18
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  • what are halogens +characteristics+ location
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the 17 group on the right non-metallic elements that are strongly reactive

19
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  • what are alkali metals+ characteristics+ location
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The 1 group on the left metallic elements that are strongly reactive

20
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  • what are alkaline earth metals + characteristics+ location
A

The 2 group on the left metallic elements that are reactive

21
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know all 3 formulas

A

M/V=D
M/D=V
D/V=M

22
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Name 3 properties of metals/non-metals?

A

state of matter, colour and luster

23
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What are metalloids?

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They’re a mix of metals and non-metal

23
Where are the metals, non-metals and metalloids located on the periodic table?
Metal are on the left and have the most elements, Metaliods are between metals and non metals, non metals are on the right