chap2, form 4 Flashcards

1
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definition of matter

A

Something that has mass or occupies space

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2
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matter is divided into 2. name it

A

elements and compounds

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3
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definition of isotope

A

Atoms of the same element with different no of neutrons and same no of protons

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4
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what are the 3 subatomic particles

A

proton, neutron, electron

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5
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charge, relative mass of proton

A

+1, 1

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6
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charge, relative mass of electron

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-1, 1/1840

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7
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charge, relative mass of neutron

A

neutral, 1

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8
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acronym of chemists who found structure of atom

A

JJENJ

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9
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John dalton found

A

atom

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10
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J.J Thomson found

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electron and proton

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11
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Ernest rutherford found

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nucleus, and that electrons orbit around it

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12
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Neils bohr found

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shell

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13
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James Chadwick found

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neutron

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14
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Why does the temperature remain constant at melting/boiling/freezing point?

A

Heat energy absorbed/released is used to break forces of attraction / pull them closer

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15
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as heat energy ___, kinetic energy ___

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increases, increases

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16
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formula to find RAM of isotopes

A

[%]isotope x mass + [%]isotope x mass over 100

17
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use of cobalt-60

clue: medical

A

radiotherapy, cancer

18
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use of iodine-131

clue: medical

A

treat thyroid disorders

19
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use of phosphorus-32

clue: agriculture

A

plant metabolism

20
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use of uranium-235

A

generate electricity

21
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use of carbon-14

A

carbon dating

22
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use of lead-210

A

determine age of rock, earth

23
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use of hydrogen-3

A

treat sewage and liquid waste

24
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use of sodium-24

A

detect leakage in underground pipes

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electronic structure of atom has these 2 features
label nucleus with atom | electron arrangement
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atomic structure of atom has this feature
in nucleus, write number of proton and neutron
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limit for 3rd shell of electrons
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Why is a water bath used?
To ensure even heating of substance.
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Why is naphthalene not heated directly using Bunsen Burner?
To avoid direct heating which can produce poisonous and flammable vapour gas
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Why is naphthalene stirred continuously, and boiling tube cooled inside a conical flask?
To ensure that an even cooling process is carried out