C4 Flashcards

1
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what are polymers made up of

A

lots of small molecules called monomers

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2
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name the reaction when small molecules come together and create a polymers

A

polymerisation

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3
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what molecule makes up plastics

A

carbon based polymers

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4
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what are the make up of addition polymers

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carbon-carbon double bonds

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5
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are unsaturated monomer molecules alkanes or alkenes

A

alkenes

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6
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when unsaturated monomer molecules open up their double bonds and join together to form polymer chains what is this called

A

addition polymerisation

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7
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what are the conditions needed to create polymers

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highpressure and a catalyst

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8
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what’s the definition of a unsaturated monomer

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those molecules that have double bonds e.g. carbon-carbon double bonds

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9
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define addition polymerisation

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when unsaturated monomer molecules open up their double bonds and join together to form polymer chains

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10
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whats the difference between simple and giant covalent bonds

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there are no charged ions

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11
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what are the ions bonded with

A

strong covalent bonds

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12
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what are giant covalent bonds made of

A

carbon atoms

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13
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how many covalent bonds does doomed have

A

4 carbon bonds

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14
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what are some propitious of Dimond

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doesn’t conduct electricity and no free electrons

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15
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how many covalent bonds does graphite and graphene have per carbon atom

A

3

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16
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what are some propitious of graphite and graphene

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free electrons and conducts electricity

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17
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name 3 naturally occurring polymers

A

DNA, carbohydrates (starch) and amino acids

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18
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how are ceramics made

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they are made by baking substances like clay to make brittle stiff materials

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19
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name the brittle and stiff material

A

ceramics

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20
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what is clay made of

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clay is a mixture of material made from decomposed rock

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21
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name three types of ceramics

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glass, porcelain and bone china

22
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what is a soft and wet material often used in making pottery

23
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how is clay hardened

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it is fired at very high temps

24
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describe the propitious of clay after is has been fired at high temps.
soft and easy to mould or hard with high and compressive strength able to stand the weight of lots of bricks mating it a good building material

A

clay after being fired after high temperature has a high compressive strength so used as building material and can constant lots of weight

25
name the material that is transparent and strong but can be moulded when hot but brittle when thin
glass
26
how is soda-lime glass made
it is made when you melt lime, sand and sodium carbonate and when cooled is formed to be glass
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what is the most common type of glass
soda-lime glass
28
describe a composite
when a material is embedded into another material to reinforce the matrix
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describe a carbon fibre composite
a carbon fibre composite is carbon atoms atoms bondened together to create carbon fibre
30
give examples of a carbon fibre composite
aeroplanes and high performance cars as they are light and low density
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what are the most common natural polymers
silk and wool
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what are the most common unnatural polymers
polyester and polythene
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what are metals good conductors of
heat and electricity
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true or false group 1 metals are soft
true
35
why do elements in group 1 share similar chemical properties
they each have one electron in the outer shell
36
a piece of sodium is added to some dilute hydrochloric acid and a reaction takes place what are 2 products of this reaction
sodium chloride and hydrogen gas
37
what is the appearance of iodine at room temp
dark grey crystalline solid
38
what is the charge on a halide ion
they need to gain 1 electron to complete outer shell so they form 1 ions
39
which is most reactive fluorine bromine iodine
fluorine
40
true or false in a halogen displacement reaction a less reactive halogen will displace a more reactive halogen from a halide compound
false
41
true or false all elements in group 0 are brightly coloured gases
false
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``` noble gases are inert this term means they are very dense diatomic unreactive flammable ```
unreactive
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why are noble gases inert
as the have full outer shells
44
where are transition metals on the periodic table
in the middle
45
true or false transition metals have high density
true
46
true or false the easier it is for a metal to form a positive the more reactive it is
true
47
true or false gas is emitted very slowly when a reactive metal reacts with water
false
48
what gas is formed when a metal reacts with hydrochloric acid
hydrogen gas
49
calcium can displace zinc from a zinc salt solution what does this tell you about the reactivity series
calcium is above zinc in the reactivity series
50
how to test for chlorine gas
litmus paper