Atoms And The Periodic Table Flashcards

1
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What is held in the nucleus of the atom

A

Neutrons and protons

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2
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In comparison, how many protons and how many electrons are there in a atom

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The same amount

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3
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What is the atomic number

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The atomic number tells you the amount of protons and electrons

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4
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What does the mass number tell you

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It tells you how many protons and neutrons combined

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5
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In the early 1800s how were the elements arranged

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They were arranged in order of atomic mass

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6
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How do you work out the number of neutrons in a atom

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You minus the atomic number from the relative atomic mass

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7
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When the first table was introduced why were some elements placed in the incorrect group

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This was because they only ordered it due to the atomic mass and did not take into account the physical properties

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8
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Why did Mendeleev leave gaps in his periodic table in 1869

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He did this because he realised that whilst he mostly ordered it in atomic mass he also used the properties of the elements to help him order it. The main reason was so that the elements with similar properties were put into the same group, so gaps had to be left as there was no known elements with the correct properties

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9
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On which sides of the periodic table are metals and non metals found

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The non metals are found on the right, and metals are found on the left of the periodic table

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10
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What is the vertical column with elements with the same properties is more commonly known as a what

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They are known as groups

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11
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What does the group number tell you

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The amount of electrons an element has in its outer shell

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12
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How does reactivity compare as you go down group one

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The further you go down group one, the more vigorous the reactions become

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13
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What happens to the reactivity as you go down group 7

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As you go down they become less and less reactive

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14
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What are the rows called and what do they represent

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The row are called periods and they represent another full shell of electrons

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15
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What is an isotope

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It is the same element as it has the same number of protons however it has different numbers of neutrons

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16
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What are group 1 7 and 0 called

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Group one is the alkali metals and group 7 is the halogens and group 0 is the noble gases

17
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The halogens all travel around as diatomic particles, what does this mean

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This means that they travel around In pairs

18
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Why do the halogens travel in pairs

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Because they are non metallic they form a covalent bond