c1 cognito Flashcards

1
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what is each atom ,made out of

A

is made out of multiple smaller particles

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2
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are protons positive and negative

A

they are positive

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3
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how Many relate mass doe protons have

A

they have a relative mass of 1

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4
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is electrons positive or negative

A

-1 charge

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5
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what is main of an atom are

A

empty space

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6
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when the protons and electrons blacked out what is it

A

its equal

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7
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when atoms lose or gain electrons what do we now call it

A

an ion

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8
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if we have 3 protons and 4 electrons what do we call this

A

an negative ion we call it 1- negative ion

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9
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if we have 2 positive protons and 2 negative electrons

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our ion will have a 1 + charge

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10
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what is the bottom number called in an element

A

atomic number which tells us how many protons they are

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11
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what is the top number in an element

A

mass number which tells us the total number of neutrons and protons in that atom

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12
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how do we find out how many neutron oxygen has

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we will do the mass number minus the atomic number which will be 16 -8 8 neutrons

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13
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what are isotopes

A

isotopes are different forms of the same element she number of protons bur different number of neutrons

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14
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dose all isotopes have the same masses

A

no diffrent isotopes have different masses

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15
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have dose abundance mean

A

how common or rare that isotope is

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16
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what is the equation of relative atomic mass

A

sum of isotopes abundances times isotope mass

divided by the sum of abundance of all the isotopes

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17
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find the relative atomic mass of copper

A

(69.2x 63) + (30.3x65)
divided by
69.2+30.8
= 63.6169

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18
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what are molecules

A

its 2 or more atoms held together by chemical bonds
for example oxygen are 2 peared atoms

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19
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can molecules contain 2 different elements

A

yes they can for example water and hydragaon

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20
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what are all the molecule

A

water carbon dioxide chlorine oxygen

21
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what are compounds

A

contain 2 or more different elements and held together like chemical bonds

22
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name some element that are compounds and molecules

A

water and carbon dioxide

23
Q

compounds are always found in the same

A

paopoations for example water will be always be found with hydrogen
H2O

24
Q

what are mixtures

A

it contain two or more substances not chemically combined together THAT HAVENT REACTED WITH EACH OTHER

25
Q

how can u separate a mixture

A

distillation filration

26
Q

how can we show chemical equations

A

with a word equation and symbol equations

27
Q

meathane + oceygen ——- catbon dixide + water
which one is the reactants

A

one on the left the two start

28
Q

meathane + oceygen ——- catbon dixide + water
which one is our products

A

the ones on the right

29
Q

in balanced equation cane u change any of the small numbers

A

no you can’t

30
Q

if we place a solid in a liquid snd it doesn’t dissolve e.g if we put sand in some water what do we have

A

a mixture between a liquid and an insoluble solid

31
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if we have a liquid and soluble solid (so were the soil dose dissolve ) e.g if we put some sodium chloride salt in water

A

then what we have is called a solution which the sodium chloride being the solute and the water referred to a solvent

32
Q

what dose filtration separate

A

insoluble solid from liquids

33
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can insoluble solid go through a filter paper

A

no only water liquids

34
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were do we place the filter paper

A

within a filter funnel

35
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if we have a soluble solid in our liquid and its actually dissolved what do we have

A

a solution

36
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can u filter a solution out with filtration

37
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what will u use instead of filtration to filter a solution solid from a liquid

A

evaporation or crystallisation

38
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evaporation practical what to do

A

we place our solution in our evaporation dish which we will place in a tripod then slowly heat it with a bunsen burner this will cause the solvent to star evaporating and the remains solution to get more concentrated after a while crystals will start to form because its so concentrated and after a while all solvents will disappear leaving dry crystals in our solid

39
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what is the benefits of evaporation

A

that its quick and easy

40
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what are the negatives of evaporation

A

some solids decompose when heated

41
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crystallisation practical

A

we star off by heating it up more gently we start by using a water bath instead of a bunsen burner then once some of the solvents has evaporated as u star to see crystals forming in the solution we stop heating and leave it to cool as it cools more crystals will start to form then we have to filter out the crystals using a filter paper and a filter funnel then to dry our crystals

42
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history of the atoms

43
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what order do u add electrons in a shell

A

top right Bottom and left before you go around again

44
Q

how many electrons can the 3rd shell hold

A

8 electrons

45
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if it dosent nt have a full outer shell what do we call it

46
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ho discorde the periodic table

A

dimiteri Mendeleev

47
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what dose metal do doy

48
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