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1
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Define Element

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A substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means.

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2
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How are elements arranged horizontally?

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In periods

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How are elements arranged vertically?

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In groups

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4
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What does the number of electrons in the outer shell give rise to and what does it mean?

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Valency - which means the number of chemical bonds an element can make.

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What is the name of group 1

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Alkali metals (1 electron in outer shell, valency =1)

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What is the name of group 2

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Alkaline earth metals (2 electrons in outer shell, valency = 2)

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What is the name of group 7

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Halogens( 7 electrons in outer shell, valency = 1)

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What is the name of group 0?

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Noble gases ( 8 electrons in outer shell, valency = 0\0

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9
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Protons

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Positively charged

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Neutrons

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Neutral

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Electrons

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Negatively charged

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12
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Where are protons and neutrons found?

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In the nucleus of the atom

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13
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Where are electrons in orbitals (sub-levels) found?

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Around the nucleus

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14
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Do ions have a charge?

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Yes

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15
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Do atoms and molecules have a charge?

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No they are neutral

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16
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Are the words atoms and ions interchangeable?

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No as atoms and ions are completely different

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17
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What is the whole number above the symbol for the element called?

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The atomic number (Z)

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18
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What is the decimal number below each element called?

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The relative atomic mass number (Ar)

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19
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What does the atomic number tell us?

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The number of protons an atom of the element will have.

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20
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What does the relative atomic mass give?

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An average mass of all known isotopes of that element.

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21
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Define metal

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Any element that loses electrons to form a positive ion (cation).

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22
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Define atomic number

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The number of protons present in the nucleus of an atom.

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23
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Define mass number

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The mass number is the number of protons plus neutrons in the nucleus of an atom.

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24
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Define isotopes

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Isotopes are atoms of the same element that have the same atomic number but different mass numbers due to the different numbers of neutrons present in the nucleus.

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25
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Define relative atomic mass number

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The average mass of an atom of an element compared to 1/12 the mass of the carbon - 12 isotope, taking relative abundances of the naturally occurring isotopes into account.

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26
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What is valency linked to?

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‘Octet rule’

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27
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Valency of group 1

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1

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28
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Valency of group 2

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2

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29
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Valency of group 3

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3

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30
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Valency of group 4

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4

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31
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Valency of group 5

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3

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32
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Valency of group 6

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2

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33
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Valency of group 7

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1

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34
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Valency of group 8

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0

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35
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Alkali metals

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  • Extremely reactive
  • Soft metals
  • Low densities
  • Shiny when freshly cut but tarnish rapidly due to reaction with air
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36
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Alkali metal + oxygen gas –>

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Metal oxide

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37
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Alkali metal + water –>

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Metal hydroxide + hydrogen gas

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38
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Alkaline earth metals

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  • Very reactive but less reactive than the alkali metals

- Magnesium reacts slowly with water

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39
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Halogens

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  • Very reactive non-metals

- Low melting and boiling points

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40
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Noble gases 3

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  • Gaseous at r.t
  • B.P increases down group
  • Least reactive of all elements (as have 8 electrons in outer shell - except He which has 2 electrons in its only shell)
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41
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What can particles be?

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Atoms, molecules or ions.

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42
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Where is the mass of an atom concentrated?

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In a small central nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons.

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43
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What is around the nucleus?

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Electrons

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44
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Why can the mass of an electron often be ignored?

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As its so small

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45
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In an atom what does the number of electrons always equal to?

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The number of protons in the nucleus

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46
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What does the total negative charge equal?

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The total positive charge

47
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Atoms are

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Neutral

48
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On going from left to right across the periodic table the elements get ….

A

Less metallic in nature and more gaseous

49
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What are H2,N2,O2,F2 & C2 at r.t?

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Gaseous % diatomic

50
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Can H2,N2,O2,F2 & C2 be found on their own in nature?

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No

51
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What is the only metal that is liquid at r.t?

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Hg

52
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What is Br2 (non-metal) at r.t?

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Liquid, exists diatomically

53
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What is I2 (non-metal) at r.t?

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Solid, exists diatomically

54
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What are C, Si, P & S (non-metals) at r.t?

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Solids, exist mono-atomically

55
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What are all noble gases as r.t?

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Gaseous

56
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How do noble gases exist?

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Mono-atomically

57
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How many isotopes does carbon have?

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3

58
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How many isotopes does hydrogen have?

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3

59
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Why is the relative atomic mass number rarely a whole number?

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As it is the average of all known isotopes of an element.

60
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Define relative molecular mass number (Ar)

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The average mass of a molecule of a compound compared to 1/12 the mass of the carbon - 12 isotope, taking relative abundances of the naturally occurring isotopes into account.

61
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How do you get the Mr?

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By adding together the relative atomic masses present in a molecule

62
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What do atoms do to form ions?

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They gain or lose electrons

63
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What happens if an atom loses an electron?

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A positive ion will be formed

64
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What happens if an atom gains an electron?

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A negative ion will be formed

65
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What is another name for positive ions?

A

Cations

66
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What is another name for negative ions?

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Anions

67
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Do metal atoms tend to gain or lose electrons?

A

Lose electrons (to form cations)

68
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Do non-metal atoms tend to gain or lose electrons?

A

Gain electrons (to form anions)

69
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Naturally occurring chlorine consists of 75.5% of (35)Cl and 24.5% of (37) Cl. Calculate the relative atomic mass (Ar) of chlorine. (L.C)

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  • 75.5 x 35 = 2642.5
  • 24.5 x 37 = 906.5
    100 atoms = 3549
    1 atom = 35.49 (Ar)
70
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*Metal + oxygen =

A

Metal oxide

71
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*(usually metals from group 1 or 2)Metal + water =

A

Metal hydroxide + hydrogen gas

72
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A dipositive ion, M2+, has 25 electrons and 32 neutrons. What is (i) the atomic number, (ii) the mass number, of M (L.C)

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i) 27

ii) 59

73
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What are isotopes? (L.C)

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Atoms with the same atomic number (Z) but different mass numbers (A)

74
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How many (i) electrons, (ii) neutrons, has the aluminium ion Al3+ (L.C)

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i) 10

ii) 14

75
Q

Explain why relative atomic masses are rarely whole numbers. (L.C)

A

As it is the average of mass numbers of the isotopes of an element

76
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Define (i) mass number, (ii) relative atomic mass (L.C)

A

(i) number of nucleons (protons and neutrons) in the atoms of an isotope
(ii) Average mass of atoms of element relative to 1/12 of mass of carbon-12 atom

77
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A sample of the element gallium is composed of 60.1% gallium-69 and 39.9% gallium-71. Calculate the relative atomic mass of gallium from this information. (L.C)

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69 x 60.1 = 4146.9
71 x 39.9 = 2832.9
100 atoms = 6979.8
Ar = 69.798 (69.8)

78
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Define relative atomic mass (L.C)

A

Average mass of atoms of element relative to 1/12 mass of carbon-12 atom

79
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Define relative atomic mass (L.C)

A

Average mass of atoms of element relative to 1/12 mass of carbon-12 atom

80
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Define (a) atomic number, (b) relative atomic mass (L.C)

A

a) Number of protons in the nucleus of an atom of the element
b) Average mass of atoms of element relative to 1/12 mass of carbon-12 atom

81
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What are isotopes? (L.C)

A

Atoms with the same atomic number (Z) but different mass numbers (A)

82
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What are isotopes? (L.C)

A

Atoms with the same atomic number (Z) but different mass numbers (A)

83
Q

What is the principle of the mass spectrometer? (L.C)

A

Positive ions separated based on relative mass when moving in a magnetic field

84
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Calculate, to two decimal places, the relative atomic mass of a sample of neon shown by mass spectrometer to be composed of 90.5% of neon-20 and 9.5% of neon-22. (L.C)

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90.5 x 20 = 1810
9.5 x 22 = 209
100 atoms = 2019
Ar = 20.19

85
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What are isotopes? (L.C)

A

Atoms with the same atomic number (Z) but different mass numbers (A)

86
Q

Define relative atomic mass, Ar (L.C)

A

Average mass of atoms of element relative to 1/12 mass of carbon-12 atom

87
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What is the principle on which the mass spectrometer is based?

A

Positive ions separated based on relative mass(es) when moving in a magnetic field

88
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Calculate the relative atomic mass of a sample of lithium, given that a mass spectrometer shows it consists of 7.4% (6)Li and 92.6% (7)Li (L.C)

A

7.4 x 6 + 92.6 x 7 = 692.6
100 atoms = 692.6
1 atom = 6.926

89
Q

Is Na+ an atom, molecule, simple ion or a complex ion?

A

Simple ion

90
Q

Is K an atom, molecule, simple ion or a complex ion?

A

Atom

91
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Is SO2+ an atom, molecule, simple ion or a complex ion?

A

Complex ion

92
Q

Is I2 an atom, molecule, simple ion or a complex ion?

A

Molecule

93
Q

Is F- an atom, molecule, simple ion or a complex ion?

A

Simple ion

94
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Is Fe an atom, molecule, simple ion or a complex ion?

A

Atom

95
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Is KMn04 an atom, molecule, simple ion or a complex ion?

A

Molecule

96
Q

Is 02- an atom, molecule, simple ion or a complex ion?

A

Complex ion

97
Q

What is the atomic number of sulfur?

A

16

98
Q

What is the atomic number of calcium?

A

20

99
Q

What is the atomic number of iron?

A

26

100
Q

What is the atomic number of bromine?

A

35

101
Q

What is the relative atomic mass number of sulfur?

A

32

102
Q

What is the relative atomic mass number of calcium?

A

40

103
Q

What is the relative atomic mass number of iron?

A

56

104
Q

What is the relative atomic mass number of iodine?

A

154

105
Q

How many (i) protons, (ii) neutrons and (iii) electrons in (35) Cl?

A

(i) 17p
(ii) 18n
(iii) 18e

106
Q

Identify the element that has 60.4% of atoms with a mass of 69 and a remainder with a mass of 71.

A

Gallium

107
Q

What is the relative atomic mass of magnesium which normally consists of 78.6% magnesium-24, 10.1% magnesium-25 and 11.3% magnesium-26?

A

24.31 (check this)

108
Q

Identify an element that is a non-metal and is liquid at room temperature.

A

Br

109
Q

Identify an element that is a divalent metal.

A

Anyone from group 2 (Be, Mg, Ca…)

110
Q

Identify an element that exists in both diatomic and triatomic states.

A

Oxygen

111
Q

Identify an element that has an atomic number of 26

A

Fe

112
Q
  • Florine and chlorine
A

Halogens

yellow-green gases

113
Q

Bromine

A

Halogen

a red liquid

114
Q

Iodine

A

Halogen

a dark solid at room temperature

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