Atoms, Elements and Compounds Flashcards

1
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What charge are protons

A

Positive, they reside in the nucleus

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2
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What charge are nutrons

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They don’t have a charge, they reside in the nucleus

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3
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What charge are electrons

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Negatively, they orbit the nucleus

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4
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Define element

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A pure substance made up of only one type of atom.

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5
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Define compound

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A compound is a pure substance made from two or more different elements that are chemically bonded.

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6
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Define molecule

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Two or more atoms chemically join together.

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7
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Name the groups of the periodic table

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Reactive metals, transition metals, other metals, non-metals, noble gasses

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8
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where are the reactive metals on the periodic table

A

the left 2 columns

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9
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where are the transition metals on the periodic table

A

the centre area

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10
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where are the other metals on the periodic table

A

the left side of the stairs

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11
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where are the non-metals on the periodic table

A

the right side of the stairs

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12
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where are the noble gasses on the periodic table

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the rightmost column

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13
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where are the stairs on the periodic table

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between boron (B) and aluminium (Al) stepping down to the right

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14
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When naming 2 elements combined the ending is usually

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something-ide (e.g. sodium and chlorine = sodium chloride)

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15
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when 3 or more elements combine and one of them is oxygen (O) the ending is

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something-ate (e.g. calcium, carbon and oxygen make calcium carbonate)

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16
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when 2 identical elements combine the name

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doesn’t change