Chem Flashcards

1
Q

How many known elements? How many make up visible matter?

A

115 / 100

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2
Q

What percent of universe is visible matter

A

4%

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3
Q

Two sections of the atom
What subatomic particles are where

A

Nucleus Neutrons and protons
Outer shell electrons

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4
Q

The number of protons determines..
It is also called the
The charge is
The mass is

A

Where it is on the periodic table
Atomic number
Positive
1 amu

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5
Q

How do you get the atomic MASS number

A

Protons plus neutrons

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6
Q

What is a neutrons mass
What is its charge

A

1amu
NEUtrons NEUTRAL

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7
Q

What did Rutherfords gold foils experiment show

A

Atoms are mostly empty space and the center contains a dense + nucleus

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8
Q

How was the ruth gold experiment done

A

Directed alpha particles toward gold foil surrounded detector. Most passes right through

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9
Q

Atomic number is the number of ________
What’s the symbol

A

Protons Z

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10
Q

The atomic mass number is the

A

Protons plus neutrons

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11
Q

What two sub atomic particles should be the same number
When they are different what is it called

A

Protons and electrons
Ion

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12
Q

Isotope

A

Same atoms with different neutrons

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13
Q

Ions gain or lose
Are there ions on the periodic table

A

Electrons
No all elements on PT are neutral

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14
Q

Ionic substances dissolved…
When are atoms held too tight to move?

A

Conduct electricity
Ions carry the current if they can move
Solid NaCl must be liquid

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15
Q

Ionic compound
Has both

A

Contains a metal and a non metal
Positive and negative ions
Must cancel for net charge of zero

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16
Q

Group 1 on periodic table

A

Alkali metals (not H)

17
Q

Group 2 on periodic table

A

Alkali Earth Metals

18
Q

Group 17 on periodic table

A

Halogens

19
Q

Group 18 on periodic table

A

Nobel gases Including H

20
Q

Groups 3-12

A

Transition metals

21
Q

Properties of metal CMDML

A

Conductive
Malleable
Ductile
“Metallic luster”
Lose electrons

22
Q

Properties of non metals

A

Poor conductor
Good insulator
Not shiny
Brittle
Gains electrons

23
Q

Metalloids/semimetals

A

1/2 metal 1/2 non metal both sides of staircase

24
Q

Diatomic molecules

A

2 of the same elemets bound in their free state

Br I N Cl H O F and At

25
Q

Diatomic molecules

A

2 of the same elemets bound in their free state

Br I N Cl H O F and At

26
Q

What two elements are liquid in their free state

A

Mercury and bromine

27
Q

Allotrope

A

Different structural forms of same element
Carbon diamond vs graphite

28
Q

Mass of an electron

A

1/1836