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Atomic structure Flashcards

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1
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What does the state symbol ‘(aq)’ represent

A

Aqueous solutions

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2
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What two substances does filtration separate

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Insoluble in solvent from soluble in a solvent

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3
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What 2 substances does crystallisation separate

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Soluble solid from solvent

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4
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the total ___ of reactants is the same as that of the products because of the ___ of ___________ of _____

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.Mass

.Law of conservation of mass

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5
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Name 3 methods for separating mixtures

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.Filtration
.Crystallisation
.Distillation

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What 2 substances does distillation separate

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Solvent from a soluble solid that has been dissolved in it

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7
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What liquid is collected first in fractional distillation

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The one with the lowest boiling points

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8
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What does fractional distillation separate

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A mixture of liquids with different boiling points .

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9
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What property of the substances does paper chromatography separate mixtures based upon

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Solubility of the compounds within the solvent

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10
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What is a solvent

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the component of a solution that is present in the greatest amount and is where the solute is dissolved.

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11
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What is the relative mass of a proton, neutron and electron

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P:1
N:1
E: nearly 0

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12
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What is the atomic number

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Number of protons/electrons in the atom

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13
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What is the mass number of an atom

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Number of protons/electrons + neutrons

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14
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What happens when an atom gains electrons

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It forms a negative ion

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15
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How large is an atom in metres across

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1 x 10 (to the negative 10)

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16
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How does one calculate the number of neutrons in an atom

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Mass number - atomic number

17
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How do isotopes differ from the regular atom and give an example

A

They have different physical properties such as in density

18
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What were atoms thought to be before the discovery of electrons

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Tiny spheres that couldn’t be divided

19
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What is the electronic structure of an atom with 16 electrons

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2,8,6

19
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How reactive are noble gases and what is the anomaly in the group

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  1. Very un reactive

2. Helium (only 2 outer shell electrons)

20
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Why are no new substances made in the separation of a mixture

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Because physical processes are used for the separation

21
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what were the results of the alpha particle scattering experiment

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1) The mass of the atom was concentrated in the nucleus

2) The nucleus was charged

22
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What did Niels Bohr suggest

A

That electrons orbit the nucleus at specific distances

23
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What did James Chadwick’s research prove

A

The existence of neutrons in the nucleus

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