chemistry_atoms Flashcards

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What is atom made of?

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Protons, neutrons, and electrons

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How many types of atoms?

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120

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Where are neutrons and protons found?

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In nucleus

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What does the mass number represent?

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Numbers of protons and neutrons present in an atom

Top number

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What does the atomic number represent?

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Number of protons present in atom

Bottom number

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Connection between no. Of protons and no. Of electrons

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Same if neutral

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What is an atom with charge called?

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An ion

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What can you not change in an atom?

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Protons and neutrons

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Where does the electrons orbit?

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Shells

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How many electrons can the first she’ll hold?

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2

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How many electrons can the second shell hold?

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8

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How many electrons can the third shell hold?

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8

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How many electrons can the fourth shell hold?

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2

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What are the rows in the periodic table called?

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Periods

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What are the columns called in periodic table?

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Groups

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Is hydrogen metal or non metal?

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Non metal

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How does the periodic table divide the metals and non metals?

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B C N O Fe Ne
____
Al | Si P S Cl Ar
|____
|_____
|______
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Periodic table is arranged in the order of what?

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Number of electrons

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The period number corresponds to what?

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Number of shells

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What does the group corresponds to?

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Number of electrons in outer shell

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What are the elements of group 8 known as?

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Noble gas

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What makes an atom un-reactive?and what’s that called?

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Having a full outer shell

Inert

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What does all elements want?

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A full outer shell

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Where is the transition metals?

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The middle bit

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Charge on ions in periodic table
Metals are positive | And nonmetal is negative
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Why all the ions have the charges that they do?
Atoms gain or lose electrons to gain full outer shell
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Group one metals are known as...
Alkali metals
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Observations | When group one metals were added in water
``` The float and reduce in size Gas produced( hydrogen) Ball shaped Potassium downwards have enough energy to make flame Water becomes alkali More reactive as you go down ```
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Lithium + water —> | Li + H2O —>
Lithium + water —> lithium hydroxide + hydrogen Li + H2O —> LiOH + H2 2Li + 2G2O —> 2LiOH + H2
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What conduct electricity and what does not?
Metals conducts and non metals don't
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What are basic
Metal oxide
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What is acidic
No metals are acidic
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In the reaction between magnesium and steam What gas is produced? What colour does magnesium burn?
Hydrogen | Bright white light
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Steam + magnesium —> | H2O + Mg—>
Steam + magnesium —> hydrogen + Magnesium oxide | H2O + Mg —> H2 + MgO
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Are group 2 metals more or less reactive than group 1?
Less
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Group 1&2 are more ____ as you go down the group | Why?
Reactive | Because as you go down, the outer electrons are further away from the nucleus and so easier to lose.
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Flame testing | What colour does lithium ions burn?
Red
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What colour dies calcium ion burn?
Brick red
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What colour does sodium ion burn?
Yellow
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What colour does barium burn?
Apple green
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What colour does potassium ion burn?
Lilac
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What colour does copper ions burn?
Green
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A positive ion is called a ______
Cation
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When an atom lose electrons its called______
Oxidation
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A negative ion is called _____
Anion
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When atom gain electrons we call it_____
Reduction
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OIL RIG
Oxidation is loss Reduction is gain
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Metal and metal bonding
Metallic bonding
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Nonmetal and metal bonding
ionic bonding
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Non metal and non metal bonding
Covalent bonding
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What bonding is sodium chloride
ionic bonding
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Definition of an ionic bond
An ionic bond is the strong electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charged ions.
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Metal always ______ electrons | Non metals always ____electrons
Lose | Gain
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All ionic compounds have the charge of___
0
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What is the characteristics of an ionic compound? And why
It has high boiling and melting point Because forces of attraction is high between opposite charges It require a lot of energy to break
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What is the first group aka?
Alkali metal
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What is the 2nd group aka?
Alkali earth metas
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What is the relationship between the electronic configuration and the position of an element in the periodic table?
Number of electrons in outer shell is the group and number of shell is the period
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Describe how to carry out a flame test?
Unwire in-chrome wire, use tong to dip it in hydrochloric acid, and dip the end of the wire into metal compound and put it over a blue roaring flame and observe the colour in the first few seconds
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Why does the element in the same group has similar properties?
Because they have the same number of electrons on the outer shell