C1- Fundamental Ideas Flashcards

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What is one oxygen atom + two hydrogen atoms?

A

Water

H2O

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What is one carbon atom + one oxygen atom?

A

CO

Carbon Monoxide

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What is one Nitrogen atom + three hydrogen atoms?

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NH3

Ammonia

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Sodium reacts with water to produce hydrogen gas and a solution of sodium hydroxide.

Word equation for this reaction?

A

Sodium + Water

Sodium hydroxide + Hydrogen

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What is oxidation?

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The process or result of oxidising or being oxidised

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Balance:

          H2 + O2 --> H2O
A

2H2 + O2 –> 2H2O

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In which state of matter do the particles have the most energy

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In a gas.

Particles are moving very quickly, so they have a lot of energy.

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Why can liquids not be compressed easily?

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Because the particles in a liquid are closely packed and have no space to move in to.

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Why do solids have a fixed shape?

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Because the particles in a solid are fixed in place in a regular arrangement, solids have a fixed shape

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What eventually happens to a gas if its pressure is increased?

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A gas will condense under sufficiently high pressure.

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What is sublimation?

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When a solid turns into a gas

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Metals appear in a ____________ structure

A

Regular

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Properties of metals

A
  • Solid (except mercury)

* Conductors of electricity

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Why are graphite & metals good conductors of heat & electricity?

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Because they have free electrons

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14
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Metal oxides and metal hydroxides are _______?

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Bases

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Electrolysis is …?

A

Breaking down of a compound to form elements using an electric current.

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Positively charged ions move to the _______ electrode. The _______ electrons and are _______.

A

Negative

Gain

Reduced

17
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If the metal is more reactive than hydrogen, __________ ___________ is formed at the electrode instead of the metal.

A

Hydrogen gas

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Negatively charged ions (non metal ions) move to the __________ electrode. They ______ ________ and are oxidised.

A

Positive

Lose electrons

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Reactions happen when…?

A

Particles collide with enough energy, called the activation energy.

20
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Reactions go faster if you increase the:

A
  • Temperature
  • Concentration of the reactant
  • Pressure of a reacting gas or surface area of a reacting solid.
21
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What does a catalyst do?

A

Increases the rate of reaction by lowering the activation energy in one of three ways: (Temp, Concentration, Surface area/gas pressure)

22
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What is an isotope?

A

Atoms of an element with different numbers of neutrons. They have the same atomic number but different mass numbers.

23
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Giant molecules consist of very many ___________ joined together by ___________ bonds to form a giant structure.

A

Atoms

Covalent

(Eg. Diamond, graphite)

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Substances consisting of giant molecules have ______ ______ points and _______ ________ points
* Melting points | * Boiling points
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A _______ bond is a bond between two ________
Covalent Atoms
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Simple molecules have ____ ______ and _______ points
Low melting and boiling points
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Formula of Ca2+, O2- ?
CaO
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What does an acid react with to form a salt?
A base
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What do we call atoms that have lost or gained electrons to form changed particles?
Ions
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What is the process of breaking down ionic substances using an electric current?
Electrolysis
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What sort of ions do alkalis release in solutions?
Hydroxide
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Which sort of reaction is useful for removing unwanted ions from a solution?
Precipitation
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Low melting and boiling points are characteristics of what?
Simple molecules
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Full chemical symbol of an atom shows it's mass number and its...
Atomic number
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What are the regular structures of ionic compounds called?
Giant ionic lattices
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Work out the Mr of H2O when Ar(O)= 16 and Ar(H)=1
18 *16+1+1