Chemistry Atom structure & the Periodic table Sept 2017 Flashcards

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What is the Atomic Number?

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The bottom/smaller number

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What number is the Mass number?

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Top number/bigger number

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What does the Atomic number tell you?

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The number of Protons

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What does the mass number tell you?

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The number of Protons and Neutrons

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What is an Isotope?

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An Isotope is an atom with the same number of Protons but a different number of Neutrons

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What is relative Atomic mass?

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Relative Atomic Mass is the average mass of atoms of an element taking into account the mass and amount of each Isotope it contains

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What are the rules for atoms?

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Maximum of 2 electrons in the first shell
8 in shells 2 and 3
18 in all shells after 3

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What is a group?

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A group is a column in the periodic table stating how many electrons are in all of the elements outer shells

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What is a period?

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A period is a row in the periodic table stating how many shells are in each atom.

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What is an Ion?

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An Ion is a charged particle as the atom doesn’t have the same amount of Protons as Electrons.

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What charge does an Ion have if it has more Protons?

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It has a positive charge

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What charge does an Ion have if it has more Electrons?

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It has a negative charge

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State two properties of metals

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Any two from:
High melting point
Conductor of electricity
Conductor of heat
Shiny
High density
Strong
Basic oxides
Malleable
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State two properties of non-metals

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Any two from:
Low melting point
Insulator of electricity
Insulator of heat
Dull
Low density
Weak
Acidic oxides
Low malleability
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What happens when metal react with metals?

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Nothing because metals can’t react with each other

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What happens when non-metals react with non-metals?

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The non-metals share Electrons and form covalent bonds

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What happens when metals react with non-metals?

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The metals and non-metals transfer Electrons

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What is the similarity between the size of an atom and the reactivity of an atom in the Alkali metals (group 1)? Why?

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As the size of the atom increases the reactivity increases because it is easier to lose an electron that is further away from the nucleus