Chemistry U2 4-6 Flashcards

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Metals are ??

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  • Solids at room temperature (except Mercury)
  • shiny
  • good conductors
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Elements may be classified into what? (3)

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  1. Metals
  2. Non- metals
  3. Metalloids
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Non- metals are ??

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  • Glasses, liquids or solids at room temperature
  • not very shiny
  • poor conductors and brittle
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Metalloids are?

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  • Solids at room temperature
  • can be shiny or dull
  • May conduct electricity
  • brittle
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What are chemical famalies and name the 4???

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A group of related elements that have similar properties.
Alkali metals 
Alkaline earth metals 
The noble gases 
The halogens
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How do the 4 different chemical families react?

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Alkali metals- very reactive (first row)
Alkaline earth metals- they react but not as reactive as alkali metals (second row)
The noble gases- very unreactive (last row)
The halogens- reactive, corrosive and harmful (second last row )

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Who noticed that the properties of the elements on the periodic table repeated at definite intervals and periodic law

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Dmitri Mendeleev

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What’s the periodic table of elements?

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Elements that are arranged in order of increasing mass, and are in patterns

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What are periods and what do they indicate ?

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Horizontal rows, and they all have the same number of shells ( rings around the atom)

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What are groups and what do they indicate??

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Vertical columns and they have the same number of electrons in the outside shell (valance electrons I think)

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What is chemical formula??

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Symbols and numbers used to represent substances. The smaller number at the bottom indicates the number of that atom

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What is a molecule ?

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The smallest independent unit of a pure substance, generally a cluster of atoms ex. H2O (little 2 lol) and can be written as a ration ex. 2:1

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What is a diatomic molecule ?

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Molecules that are made up of the same element ex. O2 or H2

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**The bonding between atoms is ______

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Strong, for example hydrogen and oxygen bond strongly to make H2O

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**The attraction between molecules is ______

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Weak, for example H20 and other H20 attraction is weak

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What side of the staircase are the metals on?

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Left side

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What side of the staircase is non-metals on?

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Right side

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Where are the metalloids?

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Usually touching the staircase (both metals and non-metals)

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Why are noble gases stable?

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There outside shell is full (that’s correct right?)

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What are ionic compounds?

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When electrons transfer to another atom (either positively and negatively charged )

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Name the prefixes one through eight

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1-mono
2-di
3-tri
4-tetra
5-penta
6-hexa
7-hepta
8-octa