atoms, elements, and compouds Flashcards

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What is an element?

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A substance which cannot be broken down into something smaller and consists of one type of atom.

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2
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Give an example of a monatomic element.

A

Sodium (Na)

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3
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What is a molecule?

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A group of two or more atoms bonded together.

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4
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What is a diatomic molecule example?

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Diatomic Chlorine (Cl2)

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5
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What does the term ‘miscible liquids’ refer to?

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Liquids which dissolve into each other producing a solution.

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6
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Provide an example of miscible liquids.

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Ethanol alcohol and water.

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What are ‘immiscible liquids’?

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Liquids which do not dissolve into each other.

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8
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Give an example of immiscible liquids.

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Oil and water.

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9
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What is a compound?

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A substance which contains two or more different elements chemically combined.

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10
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Provide an example of a compound.

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Glucose (C6H12O6) and water (H2O).

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What is a mixture?

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A substance which contains two or more elements or compounds physically combined.

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12
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Provide an example of a mixture.

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Air is a mixture of gases.

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13
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What is a key difference in composition between compounds and mixtures?

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Compounds have a definite, fixed composition; mixtures have no definite composition.

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14
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How are compounds typically separated?

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Difficult to separate into original substances.

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15
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How are mixtures typically separated?

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Easier to separate into original substances.

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16
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How are substances combined in compounds?

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Chemically combined.

17
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How are substances combined in mixtures?

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Physically combined.

18
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What is a property difference between compounds and their components?

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Properties of compounds are different from properties of components.

19
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What can be said about the boiling and melting points of compounds?

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They are totally different and specific to that of its components.

20
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What can be said about the boiling and melting points of mixtures?

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They are an average of that of its components.