Chemisrty (paper 1) Flashcards

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What is an isotope

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Atoms of the same element so the same number of protons with different number of neutrons

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2
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What’s the the two things in electrolysis

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Cathode and anode

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3
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What do cathode and anode do

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Anode attracts to cathode
And cathode attaches to anode

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4
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What is neutralisation

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An example of exothermic

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5
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The definition of relative atomic mass

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Total number of proton and neutron in the nucleus that’s is relative to carbon

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6
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Why some elements relative mass are not while numbers

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Because isotopes have different masses

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7
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What is an aq

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When a reactant or product in solution

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8
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Specific heat capacity of water

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The energy required to increase the temperature of 1kg of water by 1 c

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9
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Specific latent heat

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The energy required to change the state of 1kg of water from liquid to gas

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10
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Power meaning

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The rate of of energy transfer

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11
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What’s an ion

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A charged Particle positive or negative

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12
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When a alpha particle hits an atom why happen

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It knocks off electrons if the atom i has been ionised

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13
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How do u calculate the relative mass

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Sum(of isotopes abundance times isotope mass number divide by sum of abbdudqnce of all isotopes

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14
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What’s does chromatography do

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Separate out mixtures

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15
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What’s does filtration do

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Separate solids from liquids

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16
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What’s evaporation

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Separate a soluble salt from a solution
A quick way of separating salt

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17
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What’s crystallisation

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Separate a soluble salt from a solution
A slower method of separating Salt

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18
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What’s happens if there is more electrons away from the nucleus

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It has higher potential energy

19
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What’s happens to halogens when u go down further down the group

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It becomes less reactive it’s harder to gain an electron because the outer shell is further away from The electron

20
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What’s happens when u go down the group of Nobel gasses

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There boiling points increases

21
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Are Nobel gasses reactive

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No they are un reactive

22
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What happens when u go down group (alkali metals )

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Low density and they become reactive

23
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What does aqueous means

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Solutions that are formed when a substance are dissolved in water

24
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What structure does metal have

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Giant structures

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Does metals have delocloised electrons
Yes
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Does metals need a lot of energy to overcome a force
Yes
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Do metals have a strong electrostatic force
Yes
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Ionic bonding occurs when ?
Metal and non metal
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Covalent bonding occurs when
Non metals only
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I’m ionic bonding when a element gains a election does it become positive or negative ?
Negative
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I’m ionic bonding when a element losses a electron does it become positive or negative
Positive
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I’m covalent bonding when they have simple molecular substance what happens
They have a strong covalent bonding
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What happens between individual molecules
They have weak intermolecular force
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Describe diamond
.Bonded with 4 carbon atoms . High melting and boiling point .large amounts of energy needed to break strong covalent bonds .diamond does not conduct electricity
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Describe graphite
.carbons arranged in hexagons . Each carbon is bonded to three other carbons .it has one free delocalised electrons ..High melting point .layers held by weak intermolecular forces .giant convalent structure
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Describe graphene
.giant covalent structure .it’s very strong because of the covalent bonds between the carbon atoms .one free delcolised electron .it’s able to conduct electricity
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Describe nano science
Structures are in size of 1-100n .high surface area to volume ratio
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Describe polymers
.Made up of smaller units called monomers . The chains are held by strong covalent bonds .they have intermolecular forces that attract polymer chains to each other
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Describe buckministerfullerne
.First fullerene to be discovered .formula of c60 ( 60 on the bottom ) .hollow sphere
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Describe fullerene
.molecules of carbon that shaped like hollow tubes or balls . Arranged in hexagons of five or 7 carbon atoms . They deliver drugs into the body
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What does molten mean
A liquid
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When metals are positive what happens to it to when it hits the negative side
There would be a metal coat around the negative area
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What does electrolyte mean
liquid or gel which contains ions and can be decomposed by electrolysis