Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table Flashcards

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Define compund

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A compound is two or more elements chemically joined together

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2
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Define mixture

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A mixture is two or more elements not chemically joined together

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3
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History of the atom - 1800’s

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  • John Dalton says that the atom is a solid sphere

- JJ Thompson discovers the electron and creates the plum pudding model

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4
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Describe the plum pudding model

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It said that the atom was a solid sphere of positive charge with negatively charged electrons randomly scattered across it

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5
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What happened after the plum pudding model

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Rutherford conducts the gold foil experiment and discovers the nucleus

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Describe the gold foil experiment

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Rutherford shot alpha particles at a sheet of gold foil. Most of the particles went straight through, but some were deflected by the gold foil

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7
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What did the gold foil experiment tell Rutherford

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It told him that the atom had to have a centre of positive charge as the particles deflected of the foil. It also told him that the atom was mostly empty space as the particles went through

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8
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What did Neil Bohr do

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Bohr suggested that the electrons orbited the nucleus at specific distances. He also mad the Bohr model

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9
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What does the mass number represent

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The number of protons and neutrons added together

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10
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What does the atomic number suggest

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The number of protons and electrons

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11
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What did John Newlands do

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He ordered his periodic table in atomic mass

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12
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What did Dmitri Mendeleev do

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He also ordered his table in atomic mass but left gaps for elements that were not discovered

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13
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What happens when group 1 metals react with chlorine

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They form a white precipitate

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14
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What is the trend going down group 1

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The reactivity increases

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15
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What is the trend going down group 0

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Boiling point increases

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16
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What is the trend going down group 7

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The reactivity decreases

17
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What does this decreases in reactivity mean

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This means that a more reactive group 7 element can displace a less reactive group 7 element

18
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What are the characteristics of transition elements compared to group 1 elements

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  • They are stronger and harder
  • They have higher melting points
  • They are much less reactive
19
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What are the typical properties of the transition elements

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  • They have ions of different charges
  • They form coloured compounds
  • They are useful as catalysts