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2-Bonding, Structure And Properties Of Matter Flashcards

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1
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What r ions

A

Charged particles

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2
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What ions do group 2 elements form

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2+ions

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3
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What ions do group 7 elements form

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1- ions

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4
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What do dot and cross diagrams show

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The arrangement of electrons in an atom or ion

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5
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What r the negatives of dot and cross diagrams

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They don’t show the structure, size or arrangement of the compound or ion

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6
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What does a ball and stick diagram show

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Shows the regular pattern of a compound and how it is arranged. With dots for the ions and lines for the bonds

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7
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What r the properties of ionic compounds

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High melting and boiling points, can not conduct when solid but can when liquid

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8
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Why can ionic compounds conduct when liquid

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Because the ions are free to move and carry the current

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9
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How do u work out the empirical formula of a compound

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See what ions there r
Work out what the charges of the ions r
Balance the charges so the overall charge is zero

Eg potassium (K) forms 1+ ions
Oxygen (O) forms 2- ions
Needs two potassiums to balance out the oxygen
So the formula would be K2O

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10
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What different ways r they to show a covalent bond

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Dot and cross diagrams, with overlapping outer shells.
Displayed formula- covalent bonds r straight lines between atoms.
3D models

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11
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Properties of simple molecular substances

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Very low melting and boiling points, gases or liquids at room temperature, do not conduct electricity, b.p and m.p increase with the size of the structure

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12
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What is a polymer

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A long chain of repeating units

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13
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How is the repeating unit of a polymer drawn

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Brackets go round the unit with bonds coming through the sides.
An ‘n’ is put outside the bracket to show it is repeated lots of times

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14
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How many covalent bonds does each carbon atom form in diamond

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4 bonds

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15
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How many bonds do each carbon atom have in graphite

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3 bonds

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16
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Why can graphite conduct electricity

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Because each carbon atom has a delocalised electron

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17
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Properties of graphite

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Forms sheets of carbons that are not bonded together. This makes it soft and slippery.
High melting and boiling points
Conducts electricity and thermal energy

18
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What is graphene

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One layer of graphite

19
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Properties of graphene

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One atom thick.
Very strong and incredibly light
Can conduct electricity

20
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What can fullerenes be used for

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Can cage other molecules, used to deliver a drug.
Industrial catalysts- catalysts are attached to it
Strengthen materials

21
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Why are metals malleable

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Because the layers can slide over each other

22
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Why are alloys harder than pure metals

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Because the different elements distort the layers so they can’t slide over each other

23
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What are the three states of matter

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Solid
Liquid
Gas

24
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What is the arrangement of particles in a solid

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They are fixed together in a regular lattice arrangement

25
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What is the arrangement of particles in a liquid

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Randomly arranged and free to move past each other but tend to stick closely together

26
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What is the arrangement of particles in a gas

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They have no arrangement and are far apart

27
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What is the movement like in a solid

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The particles vibrate around a fixed position

28
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What is the movement like in a liquid

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Particles are constantly moving in a random directions

29
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What is the movement like in a gas

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Particles move constantly with a random motion in straight lines

30
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What happens to particles when heated

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They move more quickly causing the substance to expand

31
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What does aqueous mean

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Dissolved in water

32
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What is the state symbol for aqueous

A

aq

33
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What does the amount of energy needed to change state depend on

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How strong the forces between the particles are,

The stronger the forces the more energy needed

34
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What is the diameter of coarse particles

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Between 2500nm and 10000nm

35
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What is the diameter of fine particles

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Between 100nm and 2500nm

36
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What is the diameter of nano particles

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Between 1nm and 100nm

37
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How do u work out surface area to volume ratio

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Surface area / volume

38
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What can nano particles be used for

A

Catalysts
Nano-medicine
Tiny electric circuits
Cosmetics

39
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How can silver nano particles be used

A

They have antibacterial properties and can be added to fibres to make surgical masks and wound dressings.
It can also be added to deodorants

40
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What are the negative affects of using nano particles

A

It is unclear what medical affects they may have but they could damage cells.
They could also damage the environment when washed away

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