Chapter; Element From The Sea Flashcards

1
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How can relative atomic masses be found?

A

Mass spectrometry

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2
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Describe an absorption spectrum

A

Coloured background

Black lines- occurs where frequencies are missing

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3
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Describe an emission spectrum

A

Black background

Coloured lines- occur where frequencies are emitted

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4
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Spectroscopy is?

A

The study of how light and matter interact

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5
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An s- sub shell contains one how many orbitals ?

A

1

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6
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A p- sub shell contains how many orbitals?

A

3

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7
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A d- sub shell contains

A

5 orbitals

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8
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An f - sub shell contains

A

7 orbitals

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9
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Pieces of information needed when describing an electron?

A
  • the electron shell that it’s in
  • it’s sub shell
  • it’s orbital within the sub shell
  • It’s spin
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10
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A covalent bond?

A

Bonding between non-metallic elements where electrons are shared a of transferred

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11
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Lone pair?

A

A pair of electrons that are not involved in bonding.

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12
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Dative covalent bond?

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When electrons in the bond come from one element

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13
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What is the bond angle for a molecule with 4 groups of electrons around central atom with no lone pairs? (Methane)
Tetrahedral shape

A

109.5

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14
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4 electron groups around central atom and one lone pair has a bond angle of? (Ammonia)
Pyramidal shape

A

107

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15
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4 groups of electrons around the central atom and two lone pairs? (Water)
Bent shape

A

104.5

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16
Q

Linear molecules have a bond angle of?

2 electron groups around the central atom

A

180

17
Q

Planar molecules have a bond angle of ?

3 electron groups around central atom

A

120

18
Q

Bipyramidal molecules have 5 groups of electrons surrounding the central atom, what is the bond angle ?

A

120 or 90 depending on the position

19
Q

Mass =

A

Mr x Mols

20
Q

Avogdro’s constant is

A

The amount of formula units or particles in one mole of a substance

21
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Percentage yield =

A

Actual yield / theoretical yield multiplied by 100

22
Q

Ionic bonding is

A

When metallic and non metallic elements transfer electrons to make cations and anions that are held together by electrostatic bonds.

23
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Ionic compound properties

A
  • Typically solid at room temperature
  • Form in giant lattices
  • High melting points
24
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Metallic bonding is

A

Bonding in metals, delocalised sea of electrons hold cations together due to electrostatic attraction.

25
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A covalent network is

A

Elements like carbon form large covalently bonded networks. Consisting of very strong covalent bonds between atoms.

26
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Properties of covalent networks

A
  • Insoluble in water
  • Does not conduct electricity
  • High melting point
27
Q

Ionisation

A

When an electron has been lost

28
Q

First ionisation enthalpy is

A

The energy needed to remove one electron from every atom in one mole of isolated gaseous atoms of the element.

29
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An acid is

A

A compound that dissociates in water to produce hydrogen ions.

30
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An base is

A

A compound that reacts with an acid to produce water

31
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An alkali is

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A base that dissolves in water to form hydroxide ions

32
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What is Relative Atomic Mass ?

A

It is the average of relative isotopic masses, taking into account their abundances.