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C1, Atomic Structure Flashcards

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Compounds =

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Substances that contain more than one type of atom

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Elements =

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Substances that contain only one type of atom

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Groups are the. (column)

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Vertical column

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Periods are. (Columns)

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Horizontal columns

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5
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What do groups in a periodic table contain

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Elements with similar chemical properties

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What are reactants

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The substances you start with

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What are products

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The substances that are made

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What does decomposes mean

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To break down

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What is the total mass of products formed equal to

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The total mass of the reactants

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10
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What is a mixture

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Two or more substances that are not chemically combined together

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What are compounds

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Two or more substances that are chemically combined together

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What is filtration

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The separation of an insoluble substance from a soluble substance in a solvent by using filterpaper

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What does soluble mean

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Able to dissolve especially in water

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What does insoluble mean

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Unable to dissolve

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What is crystallisation

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The process of Separating the filtrate from the solvent

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How does crystallisation work

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Heat and evaporating dish containing a soluble substance and crystals will form

The rest of the water will evaporate and leave the filtrate on its own

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What is distillation

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The process to collect the solvent it self instead of evaporating in the air during crystallisation

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Method for fractional distillation

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1) Mixture is heated
2) miscible liquid evaporates as it turns from a liquid to a gas
3) the gas of the miscible liquid passes into the condenser and is cooled
4) it turns from a gas to a liquid
5) The miscible liquid is collected

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What is paper chromatography used for

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Used to separate and identify substances from mixtures in a solution

20
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How is paper chromatography able to work

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It works as some compounds will dissolve better than others in the solvent

21
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John Dalton’s discovery

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He described atoms as solid spheres and said that different spheres were made up by different elements

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JJ Thompson’s discovery

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Concluded atoms were not solid spheres and he measured the charge and mass and showed atoms must have negatively charged particles
He made the plum pudding model showing atoms as a ball of positive charge with electrons stuck in it

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Rutherford’s discovery

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Showed plum pudding model was wrong from alpha particle scattering experiment
Rutherford made nuclear model where a positively charged nucleus was where most mass was concentrated and a cloud of negative electrons were around it

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what happened in the alpha particle scattering experiment

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  • They fired positively charged alpha particles at thin sheet of gold.
  • They were expecting particles to pass through the sheet or be deflected at most.
  • someone deflected backwards so proved the plum pudding model couldn’t be right
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Bohr’s discovery

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He made a model that suggested all electrons were contained in shells
He said the shells would orbit the nucleus in fixed position

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Relative charge and relative mass of protons neutrons and electrons

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Protons : +1 relative charge. : relative mass of 1
Neutrons : 0 relative charge. : relative mass of 1
Electrons : -1 relative charge. : relative mass of 1/1836

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What is the atomic number equal to

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The number of protons in the elements

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How to find out the number of neutrons

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Mass number - atomic number

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What is an ion

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Charged atom positive or negative

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How are positive ions formed

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When atoms lose electrons

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How are negative ions formed

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When atoms gain electrons

32
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What are isotopes

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Atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons

33
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What do ions have in common with the original atom

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They have the same chemical properties but there physical properties may differ e.g. density

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