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Discovered atom
atoms Make up, Never trust an atom
Year discovered
Called smaller than atom
subatomic that consists of atom?
Around outside of atom
In nucleus
Protons neutrons called
Found in them (atoms)
Founded PT
A
JJ Thompson
Everything
1897
Subatomic
PNE
Electron
Proton neutron
Nucleons
PNE
Mendeleev
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PT list of
Horizontals
Verticle
Middle
Proton charge
Electron charge
Symbol of pro elc neu
Which particles in an atom have no charge?
Another name for proton number
How many natural elements
A
Elements
periods
Columns
Transitional metal
pos
neg
PNE
Neutron
AN
92
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Elements made of one type of
Can it be split
Elements have own
The total number of protons in the nucleus is
Location of proton
Different types of the same element called
How many chlorine isotopes
Electronic arrangement
Electrons arranged called
Shell furthest from the nucleus called
A
Atom
No
Symbol
AN
Nucleus
Isotope
2
2882
Electron configuration
Outer shell
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Corrosive 
Oxidising
Toxic
Harmful
Highly flammable
Titanium symbol
Lithium symbol
Test recognise alkali
Letter represents a alkali metal
Alkali group
A
Hands
Ofire
S and b
X
Fire
Ti
Li
Flame
M
1
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Colour lithium goes flame test
Sodium flame test
Rubidium  f test
Potassium f test
Carbon proton number
Oxygen proton number
A
Crimson
Yellow
Red
Lilac
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8
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Alkaline group

A

2

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Hydrogen sym

A

H

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Technetium sym

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Tc

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Scandium sym

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Sc

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Sodium sym

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Na

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Mendeleev born

A

Tobolsk

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What’s an element
Ion
Compound
Molecule

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One type of atom
Charged particle
two or more elements
two or more atoms held together

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What’s an ion

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Charged particle formed from an atom or group of atoms losing or gaining electrons

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Krypton sym
Neon sym
Helium sym
Argon sym

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Kr
Ne
He
Ar

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Xenon sym

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Xe

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What is an atom

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The smallest constituent unit of ordinary matter that constitutes a chemical element.

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What does the shell contain

What does the nucleus contain?

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Electrons

Proton neutrons

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How can compounds form?

How can you break an ionic compound?

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Energy transfer

Provide enough energy

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What is electrical current?

What is a covalent bond?

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rate of flow of electric charge

sharing of electron pairs between atoms.

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What is an atom?

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Smallest constituent unit of ordinary matter that constitutes a chemical element.

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intermolecular force?

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forces which mediate interaction between molecules, including forces of attraction or repulsion which act between molecules and other types of neighboring particles, e.g., atoms or ions.

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What is a molecule?

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electrically neutral group of two or more atoms held together by chemical bonds

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What is graphene?

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One layer of graphite

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Give an example of a simple molecular structure

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H2O

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Do all covalent bonds conduct electricity?
NO (except graphite and graphene)
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Why don't covalent bonds conduct electricity?
Because there are no charged particles free to move
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What are the subatomic particles found in an atom?
PNE
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Define charged particle.
Charged particle is a particle that has an electric charge.
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What are the charged particles found in an atom?
Electrons and protons are the charged particles found in an atom.
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What are the different types of charged particles?
Charged particles are of two types: positive charges and negative charges.
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What is the mass of an electron? What is it Discovered Orbit what
The mass of an electron is 9.107 × 10-power31 kilograms. Subatomic Thompson Nucleus
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What is the mass of a proton?
The mass of a proton is 1.672 × 10-27kilograms.
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Define atomic number.
The total number of protons in the nucleus of an atom is called atomic number.
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Define neutron number.
The total number of neutrons in the nucleus of an atom is called neutron number.
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Define mass number.
Mass number is the total number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom. Mass number can be mathematically written as A = Z + N Where, A = mass number Z = atomic number N = neutron number
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What happens when two opposite charges (One proton and one electron) are placed close to each other?
They get attracted.
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Which force causes electrons and protons to experience an attractive or repulsive force from each other?
Electrostatic force causes electrons and protons to experience an attractive and repulsive force from each other.
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Which force binds the protons and neutrons together to form a nucleus?
The strong nuclear force between the protons and neutrons binds them together to form a nucleus.
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the smallest part of an element | Symbols 1 or 2 letters
Atom | Both
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Symbol of Oxygen | Symbol of Sodium
O | Na
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Groups have similar?
Properties
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non-metals are on the Metals location Groups listed
Right Left 1-7 then 0
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Formula is what
A rule
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two or more atoms held together | Molecule chemically bound?
Molecule | Yes
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subscripted '2' acrostic
IBring Clay For Our New House.
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Compound chemically bound | Molecule chemically bound
yes | yes
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Sodium chloride formula
NaCl
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Carbon dioxide formula Water formula Ammonia formula Methane
CO2 H2O NH3 CH4
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Distillation separates what? That contain what? Created the process Types
Mixtures liquid Jabir ibn Hayyan Simple fractional
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Isotope | Allotope
y
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Concentration | Dilution
y
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Halogen group number | Meaning
17 | "salt-producing"
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Oxides
u
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PH measure of
Acid or base
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Cracking
u
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Fullerence | diamond
u
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``` Esters Fermentation crude oil protein polymer malleable mole nanoparticle ```
d
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Electrolysis decomposes? electric current is passed through an? Positive electrode Negative electrode
decompose ionic compounds electrolyte Anode Cathode
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Oxidation is the loss of What occurs at the cathode? What occurs at the anode? reduction is
The loss of electrons Reduction Oxidation Gaining electrons
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What is inert?
Unreactive
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Salt removed from sea water The different colours in black ink Ethanol from ethanol and water
Crystallisation Chromatograph Fractional distillation
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What is a mixture of metals called? The centre of the atom is the What is the formula for fluorine gas?
Alloy Neucleus F2
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``` negative ions (anions) form when gain or lose electrons? Positive ions form when (cations) ```
gain electrons | when atoms lose electrons
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Electrolyte is what substance What is the Anode? What is the cathode? What is oxidation?
liquid Positive electrode Negative electrode The loss of electrons