Chemistry: Bascis and periodic table Flashcards

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Periodic table

Where are the non`metals on the periodic table?

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The non-metals are found on the right of the ‘staircase line’

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pH scale

What is defined as a neutral pH?

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A pH of 7 is defined as a neutral pH, neither acidic or basic

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pH scale

What is an acidic pH level?

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Acids have a pH less than 7

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Periodic table

What is another word for groups of Elements?

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Elemental groups are sometimes referred to as families

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Chemistry

What is a chemical change?

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Occurs whenever a new substance is produced. The original substances are called the reactants. The new substances are called the products.

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Periodic table

What is the appearance of metals?

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They are shiny and lustre

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Chemistry

What is a compound?

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A pure substance made of two or more elements in a fixed ratio that cannot be separated by physical means (ex: AgCl)

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Chemistry

How can you test if oxygen gas is present?

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oxygen gas can be tested for by the use of glowing splint. If oxygen gas is present, the splint will burst into flames.

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Periodic table

What is the state of metals at room temperature?

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Solid and room temp except mercury

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Periodic table

What is the state of metaloids at room temp?

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Solid at room temp

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Chemistry

What is a chemical property?

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describes the ability of a substance to change into a new substance (ex: flammability, reactivity)

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Chemistry

What are clues for a chemical change?

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  1. A new color occurs
  2. heat is produced or absorbed
  3. light is produced
  4. bubbles or gas are formed in a liquid or a new odor is produced
  5. A new solid is formed if the solid is formed from the mixing of the two solutions, it is called a precipitate
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Periodic table

Why are some elements grouped together?

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The elements are sorted by atomic number. Elements in the same group have similar physical and chemical properties.

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Periodic table

What is the malleability and ductility of metaloids?

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Brittle and not ductile

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Chemistry

What is a physical property?

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is a characteristic of the substance (ex: state, color, malleability,ductility,conductivity, solubility)

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Chemistry

What is a heterogeneous mixture?

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A mixture having two or more visible phases (ex: Pizza, milk) These are also called mechanical mixtures

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Chemistry

What is a physical change?

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occurs when there is a change in the shape, size, state of a substance. (ex:melting, freezing, subliming, dissolving)

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Periodic table

What is the malleability and ductility of non-metals?

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Brittle and non-ductile

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Periodic table

What is the state of non metals?

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most are gases some are solid and bromine is a liquid

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Periodic table

What is the name for the elements in group 2?

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Alkaline earth metals

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Periodic table

What is the name of group 17 elements?

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Periodic table

What is the name for the elements in group 1?

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Alkali metals

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Periodic table

What is the conductivity of metals?

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Metals are good conductors of heat and electricity

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Periodic table

What is the conductivity of non-metals?

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poor conductors of heat and electricity

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Chemistry What is a pure substance?
a sample of matter that is made up of only one kind of particle. A pure substance can be represented by a chemical formula. (Ex: Salt, NaCl) (Silver, Ag)
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Chemistry What is matter?
Matter is defined by anything that has mass and occupies space.
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Chemistry | What is Chemistry?
chemistry is defined by the study of matter?
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pH scale How much more basic is milk of magnesium than baking soda?
milk of magnesium (pH=11) is one hundred times more basic than baking soda (pH=9)
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Periodic table What i the conductivity of metaloids??
many conduct electricity. They are poor conductors of heat.
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Chemistry What is a homogeneous mixture?
A mixture having only one visible phase (Ex: salt, water, stainless steel) These are also called solutions aqueous water based solutions are transplants
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Chemistry What is a mixture?
A sample of matter containing two or more pure substances in variable ratios, which can be separated by physical means (Ex: mixing salt and sand and sugar and water)
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pH scale What is a basic pH?
bases have a pH greater than 7
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pH scale What is the most common indicator?
Litmus paper
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Periodic table What is the appearance of metaloids?
metaloids can be lustrous or dull
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Periodic table What is the appearance of Non-metals?
Non-metals are dull and non lustrous
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Periodic table What is the ductility and malleability of metals?
metals are malleable an ductile
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Chemistry What is an Element?
A pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances. Elements contain only one kind of atom
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Periodic table What is the name of the elements in group 18
Noble gases
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pH scale What is a pH?
pH is a method of indicating the acidity or basicity of a substance?
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Periodic table Where are the metals found on the periodic table?
The metals are found on the left of the 'staircase line'
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Chemistry How can you test if hydrogen gas is present
hydrogen gas can be tested for by the use of a burning splint. If hydrogen is present a 'pop' sound will be heard
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pH scale What does each step on the scale represent?
Each step on the scale represents a tenfold change in acidity or basicity
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pH scale How much more acidic is orange juice than tomatoes?
Orange juice (pH=4) is ten times more acidic than tomatoes (pH=5)