Atoms Elements and The Periodic table Flashcards

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Lost some facts about elements

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They cannot be broken down into anything simpler by chemical means

Each element has it own symbol

Elements are made up of one type of atom

The atomic structure of an elm any deter mains it position in the periodic table

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What is an element

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Element are basic building blocks

of matter

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Describe the features of an atom

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Each atom contains a small, positively charged nucleus with an orbiting cloud of light negatively charged electrons

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What is the nucleus made up of

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Protons - positively charged

Neutrons - negatively charged

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How do you know what the number of protons are

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It is the atomic number and remember each element has a different atomic number

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What is the mass of an element called

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Relative atomic mass

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What contains the most mass of an atom

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The nucleus

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Describe what the periodic table is

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A table in which all the known element are arranged in a logical way that allows chemists to predict the properties of each individual element

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How is the periodic table set out

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The rows of the periodic table are called periods

The Columns are called groups

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Who developed the periodic table

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Dmitri Mendleev in 1869

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What did Dmitri Mendeleev notice about the periodic table

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The element were arranged in order of relative atomic mass and the promotors showed recurring patterns

There appeared to be gaps that he conclude to be for elements that had not yet been discovered

He predicted the properties of the elements that had not been discovered

The element are now arranged in order of atomic number not atomic mass

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What are the elements in group 8 sometimes referred as

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The noble gases

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How can we tell how many shells an atom has using the the periodic table

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The number of shells depends on the row its in

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