Chemistry JAN EXAM Flashcards

1
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define electrolysis

A

splitting up an ionic compound using electricity (the opposite of ionic bonding)

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2
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What is the name of the positive electrode in electrolysis?

A

anode

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3
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What is the name of the negative electrode in electrolysis?

A

cathode

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4
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What happens at the anode during electrolysis?

A

OIL
-oxidation
-loss of electrons

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5
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what happens at the cathode during electrolyis

A

RIG
-reduction
-gain of electrons

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6
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what power supply is needed during electrolysis

A

6v d.c

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7
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What do we use to show that an electrical current is passing through during electrolysis

A

a bulb

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8
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when there are weak intermolecular forces molecules…

A

little energy needed to overcome the forces

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9
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what is a metallic bond

A

-between metals
-strong electrostatic forces between positive metal cations and negatively charged free moving delocalised electrons
-lattice between metal cations and sea of delocalised electrons
-conduct electricity and heat

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10
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what is an ionic bond

A

-metal and non-metal
-strong electrostatic force between oppositely charged ions
-lots of energy to overcome forces
-high melting and boiling point

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11
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is a diamond a giant covalent structure or a simple structure

A

giant covalent

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12
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what is a diamond structure

A

-4 covalent bonds between each carbon atom
-no conducting electricity

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13
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is graphite a giant covalent structure or a simple structure

A

giant covalent stucture

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14
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what is a graphite structure

A

-3 strong covalent bonds between each carbon atom
-forms layers
-conduct electricity
-free moving delocalised electrons between layers
-SOFT
-high melting point

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15
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is a graphine a giant covalent structure or a simple structure

A

simple structure

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16
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what is graphene structure

A

-single layer
-3 strong covalent bonds between each carbon atom
-conduct electricity across surface

17
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is a buckminsterfullerene a giant covalent structure or a simple structure

A

simple structure

18
Q

what is a buckminsterfullerene structure

A

-weak intermolecular forces
-low melting point
-can conduct electricity across surface but not across many molecules
-3 covalent bonds
-free moving delocalised electrons

19
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is nanotubes a giant covalent structure or a simple structure

20
Q

what is nanotubes structure

A

-3 covalent bonds
-good conductors