3.1 Introduction Flashcards

1
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define element

A

substance containing only one type of atom

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2
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What can elements be categorised into?

A

metals and non-metals

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3
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Describe the chemical test for water

A

anhydrous copper sulphate
white to blue

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4
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Describe the chemical test for water

A

anhydrous copper sulphate white to blue

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5
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What side are non-metals on in the periodic table?

A

right hand side

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6
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What side are metals on in the periodic table?

A

left hand side

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7
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What is a diatomic element?

A

element that exists in pairs

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8
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What direction do periods go in?

A

horizontal

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9
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What direction do groups go in?

A

vertical

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10
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What does a period have in common?

A

number of electron shells

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11
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What does a group have in common?

A

number of electrons in outer shell

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12
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Define compound

A

substance containing more than one type of atom, chemically bonded together

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13
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Describe the chemical test for carbon dioxide

A

calcium hydroxide (limewater)
cloudy/milky as a result of calcium carbonate produced

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14
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What are the properties of a compound?

A

compound usually has completely different properties to elements its made up of

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15
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What are the three types of compound?

A

metallic
ionic
covalent

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16
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Why does ammonium chloride form closer to the hydrogen chloride than the ammonia?

A

hydrogen chloride molecules are heavier so diffuse slower

17
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Define solute

A

substance going to be dissolved

18
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Define solvent

A

liquid going to do the dissolving

19
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Define solution

A

resulting mixture of solute dissolved in solvent

20
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Define saturated

A

solution in which no more solute can be dissolved

21
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Define suspension

A

solid floating in a liquid because it cannot dissolve

22
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Define soluble

A

substance that can be dissolved

23
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Define insoluble

A

substance that cannot be dissolved

24
Q

What do we measure solubility in?

A

g per 100g of solvent

25
Q

What does the line mean on solubility curves?

A

saturated
maximum mass dissolved

26
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What does below the line mean on solubility curves?

A

soluble
less than maximum mass dissolved

27
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What does above the line mean on solubility curves?

A

insoluble
more than maximum mass that can be dissolved