Chapter 2 Flashcards

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What is the nucleus of an atom

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The central part of an atom

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What is a neutron

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A subatomic particle with a mass of 1 and no charge

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What is a proton

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The positively charged part of an atom with a charge

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What is an electron

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The part of an atom with no mass and a negative charge

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What is an isotope

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A chemical that has different numbers of neutrons, but the same amount of electrons

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How do you calculate the atomic number

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Look at the number of electrons

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How do you find the atomic mass

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The number of protons (equal to electrons) plus the number of neutrons

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What is a noble gas

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An element in group zero with an extremely stable charge, therefore not being reactive as it cannot be made into an ion

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How do you determine the charge of an ion

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Look at its group on the periodic table.
1+2+3+,3-2-1-

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Who was democritus

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A Greek philosopher in 380 bc
He thought that the universe was mad of tiny nuggets

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Who was Charles Augustine de coulomb

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A French man who theorised that opposite charges attracted

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Who was John Dalton

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A man who thought that all substances were made of indivisible atoms

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Who was JJ Thompson

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A man who thought that atoms were made of something smaller, finding the electron.
He created the plum pudding model

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Who was Ernest rutherford

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A ma who shot alpha particles through atoms and saw that some were reflected
He saw that the reflected ones were in the middle, discovering the nucleus

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Who was Niels bohr

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A man who found out that electrons were held on shells with more energy on the outside

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Who was Erwin Schrödinger

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He showed how electrons move around the outside of atoms in waves

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Who was Werner Heisenberg

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He published the uncertainty principle which shows how you cannot know the location of the electron due to Schrodinger’s law

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Who was James Chadwick

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He found out that an atom was too heavy and had not enough charge to be made of only protons and electrons, discovering charge less neutrons.

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What is the relative mass of protons, neutrons and electrons

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What is the charge of protons, neutrons and electrons

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What is the atomic number

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The amount of protons in an atom, equal to the electrons

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What is the mass number

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Mass of the atom: neutrons and protons

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How do you calculate the mass of isotopes

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(Mass 1 x percentage 1 as decimal) + (mass 2 x percentage 2 but as decimal)

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Where do you read a meniscus from

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The bottom of the line at eye level

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Describe how to perform a titration
Set up apparatus as shown Fill burette above zero line, allow some to drain out so that there are no air bubbles at the valve Record the starting volume Use the pipette to fill the conical flask with the base and add indicator Place the flask on a tile below the burette and slowly add acid until the solution reaches a neutral green. Record results
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What is an ion
An atom that has lost or gained electrons in order to become reactive
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How do you draw an ion
Get the atom, add or remove electrons. Mark new electrons with dots. Put it in brackets and say how positive (lost electrons) or negative it is( gained electrons).
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What makes a substance acidic
A high concentration of hydrogen H+ atoms
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What makes a substance basic
A high concentration of hydroxide OH- ions.
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Why are atoms with higher atomic numbers more reactive
They have more electrons on the outer ring which is further than the nucleus, so they have less gravitational pull holding them in, meaning that they easily leave the atom.
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What is displacement
When a metal in a compound is replaced by a more reactive metal to form a new compound
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What are the four general word equations for making salt
Acid + alkali -> salt + water Metal + acid -> salt + hydrogen Metal carbonate + acid -> salt + water + carbon dioxide Acid + metal hydroxide -> salt + water
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