Chemistry 1 - 2022 Flashcards

1
Q

How are elements ordered in the periodic table today?

A

Increasing atomic number (by proton number)

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2
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How are the elements organised?

A

Into groups and periods

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3
Q

Why is the table called periodic?

A

Because the properties of elements repeats at regular intervals giving them similar chemical properties

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4
Q

How were elements ordered before the modern table?

A

By weight

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5
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What did mendeleev do when he designed his table

A

Kept similar property elements together and left spaces where elements were yet to be discovered

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6
Q

What is an ion?

A

An atom which has become charged by either losing or gaining an electron

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7
Q

What type of ion do metals form?

A

Positive ions only

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8
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What type of ion do non-metals form?

A

Negative ions only

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9
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Where are metals found?

A

On the left of the ‘stairs’

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10
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What are the properties of metals?

A

Strong, malleable, ductile, conductive, shiny and sonorous

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11
Q

What do all elements in group 2 have in common?

A

They have 2 electrons in their outer most shell

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12
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What all elements in period 2 have in common?

A

The electrons fill up the second shell

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13
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What is special about group 0?

A

They have complete outer shells and are very unreactive.

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14
Q

What happens down the group 0 in terms of boiling point?

A

Boiling point increases down the group

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15
Q

What happens to the reactivity down group 1?

A

Reactivity increases

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16
Q

Why does reactivity increase down group 1?

A

The nucleus is shielded from outer electron by complete shells of electrons.

17
Q

What happens to the reactivity up group 7?

A

It increases because there is a great pull on electrons from the nucleus.