4th Monthly Test Flashcards

1
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they lose electrons

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Cation

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2
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they gain electrons

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Anion

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3
Q

charged atom

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Ion

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4
Q

Metals are always positive

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True

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5
Q

Non metals are always negative

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True

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6
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Atoms of the same elements that have the same atomic number but a different mass number

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Isotopes

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7
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Atoms with the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons

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Isotopes

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8
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It is equivalent to protons

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Atomic number

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9
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It is the combined number of protons, electrons, and neutrons present in its nucleus

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Mass number

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10
Q

Positive charge of an element

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Protons

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11
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Negative charge of an element

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Electrons

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12
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Neutral charge on an element

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Neutrons

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13
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Region of atom where electrons may be found

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Electron cloud

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14
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Pictorial representation of the electrons in an atom.

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Orbital Diagram

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15
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No two electrons can have the exactly the same set of quantum numbers

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Pauli Exclusion Principle

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16
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States that a lower energy orbital should be filled first before the next higher energy level.

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Aufbau Principle

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17
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States that every orbital of the same energy must be occupied with one electron before any orbital is doubly occupied

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Hund’s Rule

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18
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Represented by whole numbers

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Principal quantum numbers (N)

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18
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values that are used when describing the energy levels of electrons in atoms

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Quantum Numbers

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19
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Represented by sublevel in each energy level

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Angular Quantum numbers (L)

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20
Q

s (max of e-)

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2

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21
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p (max of e-)

22
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d (max of e-)

23
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f (max of e-)

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Describes the orientation in space of an orbital of the given energy
Magnetic quantum numbers (M)
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Describes the spin of an electron in an orbital
Spin quantum numbers
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Made up of only one type of atom
Elements
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How many elements in periodic table
118 elements
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Three types of Elements
Metal, Metalloid, Nonmetal
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Vertical columns of the Periodic table ( yung 1-18)
Group
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Horizontal rows of the Periodic Table (yung 1-7)
Period
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Roman numerals
Family
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This attempt was called the law of triads.
Johann Wolfgang Dobreiner
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He then created the Telluric screw.
Alexander Béguyer de Chancourtois
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this is called the law of octaves.
John Newlands
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He began writing a book named The Principles of Chemistry,
Dmitri Mendeleev
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He Determined the atomic number and he arranged the sequence of elements
Henry Mosely
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The person who discovered transuranic elements
Glenn Seaborg
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give the elements of the staircase
B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te, Po
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the staircase is what
example of metalloids
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under the staircase
example of metals
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above the staircase
example of non metals
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what do you call the IA, IIA, IIIA, IVA........
Representative elements
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These elements lose electrons
s block
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Has 3 orbitals
p block
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Boron to Neon Group
p block
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Has 5 orbitals
d block
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Scandium to zinc Group
D block
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Hydrogen to Beryllium Groups block
s block
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Helium to Radon Group
Noble Gases
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s (Angular Quantum)
0
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p (Angular Quantum)
1
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d (Angular Quantum)
2
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f (Angular Quantum)
3