Chemicals Flashcards

1
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Draw daltons, thompsons and Rutherfords atom diagrams

A

See review

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2
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Describe an electron

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Subatomic particle

  • little mass
  • orbits nucleus
  • has negative charge
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3
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Describe a proton

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  • positive charge
  • in nucleus of atom
  • 1 amu
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4
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Describe a neutron

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  • no charge
    In nucleus
    1 Amu
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5
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Describe atomic mass

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The mass of the subatomic particles in a molecule or particle.
The mass of protons and neutrons

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6
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Atomic number

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The number of protons or electrons in a atom of a element

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7
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Valence electrons

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Amount of electrons the the outer shell of an atom, it determines the bonding power of a atom

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8
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How can u tell if a chemical reaction has taken place

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  1. Heat is produced or absorbed
  2. The starting material is used up
  3. A new colour appears
  4. A starting colour appears
  5. A material with different properties
    forms
  6. Gas bubbles form in a liquid
  7. Solid partial grains are precipitate form in a liquid
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9
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Describe a alkali metal

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Soft reactive

1 electron in outer shell

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10
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Describe a alkaline earth metal

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Reactive but not as much as alkalis bond readily

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11
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Describe a halogen

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Very reactive, strong smell

Cleaning products

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12
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Noble gases

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Stable, not very reactive

Output le

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13
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Describe a metal

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Boring shiny conduct electricity

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14
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Group

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Collums that show the number of Valence electrons are in a family

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15
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Periods

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Rows that show the number of shells that electrons orbit around

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16
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Element

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A pure substance consisting of a song type of atom

17
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Atom

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Made up of subatomic particles is the smallest component of a substance

18
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Compound

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2 or more atoms combined chemically to form a pure substance

19
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Molecule

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A group of atoms

1 particle of a compound

20
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Ionic bonds

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When a atom loses an electron and gives it to another atom

Ex NaCl

21
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Covalent bond

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When all molecules share the same number of electrons electrons
Ex h20

22
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What’s the difference between a physical change and a chemical change

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Physical- no new substance is formed, new properties may appear but same particles are there

Chemical- new substance is formed
Original particles have changed
Difficult or impossible to reverse

23
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Procedure of using a Bunsen burner

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  1. Find fire extinguisher
  2. Tie back hair, roll up sleeves
  3. Place Bunsen burner on flat, heat resistant surface
  4. Air hike is closed or partially closed
  5. Check rubber tubing for cracks and secure it to gas valve
  6. Turn on gas valve
  7. Create spark with flint
  8. Adjust flame with air hole
  9. Place ring stand above flame