Chemistry Flashcards

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Matter

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A physical substance

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Atom

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Building blocks of matter

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Element

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Pure substance that cannot be separated into simpler substance by physical or chemical means

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Molecules

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two or more atoms joined together.
Same = element
different = compounds

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Compounds

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two different elements chemically bonded can only separated chemically

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Mixture

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two or more substances that are physically combined

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John Dalton atom theory

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He believed that elements were made up of atoms. Atoms cannot be divided or destroyed.

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JJ Thompson atom theory

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Suggested that electrons float in a blob of positive charge (plum pudding)

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Rutherford atom theory

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Atoms are mainly empty space
Some deflected meaning the nucleus was positively charged

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Niel Bohr atom theory

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believed that the electrons orbited the nucleus in shells

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Describe reactivity of elements in the periodic table

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Reactivity is increased when an element needs to lose or gain one or two electrons to have a full outer shell. The further away electrons are from the nucleus the weaker the connection is.

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12
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What is the difference between rust and corrosion

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Corrosion is the result of a chemical reaction.
Rust is accelerated by certain chemicals

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13
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John Dalton periodic table development

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Only 20 elements weren’t ordered a specific way

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Johan Wolfgang Doblener periodic table development

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Arranged in the increasing of atomic mass in triads
atomic weight of the middle element is equal to the average of the 2 end elements. 32 elements

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John Newlands periodic table development

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56 elements arranged in rows and columns by atomic weight

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Demirtri Mendeleev

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Our Periodic table today arranhged by increase of atomic masses.
8 groups he left spots for undiscorvered elements

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What is an Isotope

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Elements that have same number of protons by different number of neutrons

18
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What is a radioisotope

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Have an unstable nucleus which will decay to have a more stable nucleus

19
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Different types of radioactive decay

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Alpha, Beta, Gamma

20
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Composition, blocked and effect of an Alpha particle

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2 Protons 2 Neutrons
Paper and 6cm of air
High

21
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Composition, blocked and effect of an Beta particle

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Fast moving electron
Plastic
Medium

22
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Composition, blocked and effect of an Gamma particle

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Electromagnetic wave
Lead shielding
Low

23
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What is a half-life

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The time it takes for half the atoms to decay