C4.2 Flashcards

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  1. What is the structure of an atom?
A

-a very small central positive nucleus made of protons and neutrons with electrons arranged in shells around the nucleus

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  1. What are the relative masses of protons, neutrons and electrons?
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  • proton= 1
  • neutron= 1
  • electron= negligible
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  1. What are the charges of protons, neutrons and electrons?
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  • proton= +1
  • neutron= 0
  • electron= -1
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  1. What is the relationship between electrons and protons in an atom?
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-in any atom the number of electrons equals the number of protons

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  1. What is the same in all atoms of the same element?
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-all the atoms of the same element have the same number of protons

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  1. How are the elements in the Periodic Table arranged?
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-in order of proton number

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  1. What happens when some elements like lithium, sodium and potassium are heated?
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-they emit distinctive flame colours

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  1. What elements emit distinctive flame colours when heated?
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-lithium, sodium, potassium

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  1. What flame colours do lithium, sodium and potassium emit when heated?
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  • lithium= red flame
  • sodium= orange/yellow flame
  • potassium= lilac flame
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  1. Why does light emitted from a particular element give a characteristic line spectrum?
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-wavelengths of light can be recorded on a line spectrum

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  1. What wavelengths do elements have?
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-they have different wavelengths depending on their different electron arrangement

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  1. What has the study of the spectra helped?
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-the study of spectra has helped chemists to discover new elements

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  1. What are examples of new elements discovered using the line spectrum?
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  • caesium and rubidium

- helium by the line spectra of the sun

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  1. What is the discovery of some elements depended on?
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  • new practical techniques

- e.g. spectroscopy

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  1. What is spectroscopy?
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-the practical technique used to produce line spectrum

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16
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  1. How do you find the proton number from the Periodic Table?
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-the bottom number

17
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  1. How do you find the neutron number from the Periodic Table?
A

-ram (top number)= proton+ neutron

= relative atomic mass- proton number= neutron number

18
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  1. How do you find the electron number from the Periodic Table?
A

-number of electrons= number of protons
-ram (top number)= proton+ neutron
= relative atomic mass- proton number= neutron number

19
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  1. What is the electron arrangement in an atom?
A

2.8.8

20
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  1. What happens to the shell of an atom across a period?
A

-a shell (or energy level) fills with electrons across a period

21
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  1. What is an energy level of an atom?
A

-a shell of an atom

22
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  1. What significant does the number of electron in an elements outer shell have?
A

-it relates to their group number

23
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  1. What are the chemical properties of an element are determined by?
A

-its electron arrangement