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1
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As you go down group 0 what happens to boiling and melting point of elements and why?

A

Increase due to the Ram also increasing.

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2
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What is the name of Group 1 metals?

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Alkali metals

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As we go down the group 1 what happens to the reactivity and why?

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Reactivity increases as Radius increases so the outer electrons are futher from nucleus so less attracctiong.Adding on there is electron shielding.This leads to electron being more easily lost.

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4
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How does group 7 elements exist?

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Diatomic elements.

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What happens to the melting point,Boiling point and the Ram as we go down group 7.

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All increase.

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6
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Whan Halogens (Group 7 )Become an ion what is there ending?

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-ide

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What happens to reactivity in Group 7 as you go down.

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Decrease.Halogen need to gain electron.Radius increases so the outer electron are futher from nuclues so there is less attraction of a elextron+Electron shielding.

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What were the 2 things that the alpha particle method unveailed about the atom.

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1.Mass of atom concentrated in centre,Nuclues.
2.Nuclues was charged

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9
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What is a plum pudding model?

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An atom is a ball of
positive charge with negative electrons embedded in it.

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10
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Which scientist came up with outer elecron shells.

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Niels Bohr

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11
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Who discovered neutrons.

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James Chadwick

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12
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What happens to boiling point and melting point dow group 0?

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Increases

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13
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Isotopes have…

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Same number of Proton different number of neutrons

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14
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How to find RAM of isotopes with abudnance?

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(massxabundance)+(massxabundance)/100

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15
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What is the formula for concentration?

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mass/volume or moles over volume

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16
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What happens an the anode?

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Pulls in electrons.

17
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What is the process of anode called?

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Oxidisation

18
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What happens cathode?

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Gives electrons out?

19
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In the universal indecator what would deep red suggest?

A

An acid

20
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In the universal indecator what would blue/purple represent?

A

An alkali

21
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What is a neutralisation reaction?

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A reaction between acid and a base.

22
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What does a neutralisation reaction form?

A

Salt + Water

23
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What ions are in acid?

A

H+

24
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What ions are in alkali?

A

OH-

25
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For aqeous solution what is the rule for the anode?

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Oxygen will be produced unless their is a halide(7()ion

26
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For aqeous solution what is the rule for the Cathode?

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Hydrogen will be produced if metal is more reactive.

27
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How do we go from cm^3 to dm^3

A

/1000

28
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What happens when a metal carbonate reacts with a less reactive acid(HCL) ?

A

Forms a salt +water +co2

29
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What does a strong acid do?

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A strong acid is and acid that dissociates or ionizes completely when in solution.

30
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What does a weak A strong acid is and acid that dissociates or ionizes completely when in solution.acid do?

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A weak acid is and acid that partially dissociates or ionizes completely when in solution.

31
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What is the avragado constant

A

6.022 × 1023 atoms per mole

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