E,C And M Flashcards

1
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What is an element

A

A substance that is made of only one sort of atom

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2
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What is an compound

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Atoms of different element combine during a chemical reaction

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3
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A common example of an compound

A

H2O
Co2

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4
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What scientist discovered the neutron

A

James chadwick

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5
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What scientist discovered the plum pudding model

A

JJ Thompson

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6
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What is the equation for relative atomic mass

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Relative atomic mass=isotope mass x relative abundance + isotope mass x relative abundance /100

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7
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What are atoms made up of

A

Protons neutron electron and nucleus

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8
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What separation technique would be used to separate mixtures

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Filtration crystallization and distillation

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9
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Describe the difference between the plum pudding model and the nucleur model

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The plum pudding model suggested that the stone was a ball of positive charge whereas with the nuclear model it has positive protons only in the nucleus in the plum pudding model electron and all around the sphere of positive charge in the nuclear model the electron and placed at a fixated distance in shells and orbit the nucleus at a specific distance

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10
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What are the masses of protons electrons and neutrons

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Proton=1
Neutron=1
Electron=1/2000

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11
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What is the relative charge or a proton neutron and electron

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Proton= +1
Electron= -1
Neutron= 0

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12
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What is an isotope

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An atom of the same element that have a different number of neutrons are isotopes

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13
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What is relative atomic mass

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The average mass of an atom of an element

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14
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What is the standard electronic structure

A

2,8,8

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15
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How did Mendeleev structure the periodic table

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By atomic weight

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16
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Two important steps Mendeleev took when constructing the periodic table

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He left gaps for elements that had not been discovered yet and changed the order despite the atomic weights to the chemical properties match

17
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What group is not in Mendeleevs periodic table

A

Group 8/0
Transition metals

18
Q

How is the
Modern periodic table structured

A

Non metals are placed on the right and metals are in the left transition metals are in the middle and are not in any groups
It also goes from most reactive to least reactive

19
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Groups

A

Atoms in the same group have the same amount of electrons on the valency shell and have similar chemical properties