C5 - Transition metals and Nanoparticles (PAPER 1) Flashcards

1
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Where are transition metals found on the periodic table

A

the middle

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2
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How do the melting points of Transition Metals compare to those of Group 1 metals?

A

higher (Transition metals)

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3
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How do the densities of Transition Metals compare to those of Group 1 metals?

A

higher (Transition metals)

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4
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How do the strengths of Transition Metals compare to those of Group 1 metals?

A

higher (Transition metals)

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5
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How does the hardness of a Transition Metal compare to that of a Group 1 metal?

A

higher (Transition metal)

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6
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How does the reactivity of Transition metals with oxygen, halogens and water compare to that of Group 1 metals

A

lower (Transition metals)

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7
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What are transition metals used for

A

catalysts

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8
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Give the distinctive properties of transition metal compounds

A

form ions with different charges and coloured compounds

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9
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What is the difference between the charges of Transition Metal ions and Group 1 ions

A
  • Transition metals can form different charges
  • Group 1 metals can only form 1+ ions
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10
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How big are nanoparticles

A

1 - 100 nm

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11
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How are nanomaterials different from bulk materials

A

nanomaterials have a much higher surface area to volume ratio

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12
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What is the relationship between side length and surface area-to-volume ratio

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as side length decreases by a factor of 10, the surface area-to-volume ratio increases by a factor of 10

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13
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What are nanoparticles used for

A

healthcare, electronics, cosmetics, catalysts

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14
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How big are fine particles

A

100-2500nm

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15
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How big are coarse particles

A

2.5 to 10µm (2.5x10^-6 to 1x10^-5)m

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