Elements Flashcards

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1
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Give an example with the symbol of a gas

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Oxygen O
Hydrogen H
Helium He

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2
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Give an example of a liquid

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Mercury

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3
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Name some metals and their symbols

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Potassium K
Iron Fe
Calcium Ca
Sodium Na

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4
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Given example of a solid element

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Carbon C

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5
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What is a molecule

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When atoms joined together in a group

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What is a mixture

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When two or more elements or compounds are mixed but not combined

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What is a compound

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When two or more elements have combined together
For example one atom of carbon and two atoms of oxygen makes carbon dioxide
Or one atom of magnesium and one atom of oxygen combine and make magnesium oxide
When ever oxygen is combined with another element what is formed formed is an oxide so iron plus oxygen equals iron oxide
Similarly chlorine makes a chloride and sulphur makes a sulphide

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8
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What is an atom

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An atom is the smallest amount of element that can take part in a chemical reaction

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9
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What is hydrochloric acid made up of

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Hydrogen and chlorine

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10
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What is copper carbonate made up of

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Copper carbon and oxygen

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How many kinds of atom are there in gold silver and bronze

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Gold one, silver one, bronze to

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12
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What is a 10p coin made up of

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Copper and nickel

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13
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What changes happen in a chemical reaction and a physical reaction

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Physical reactions, these don’t produce new substances and are reversible. For example ice cubes melting - these are not chemical reactions

Chemical, these produce new substances and on non-reversible. Four example lighting a match

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14
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What are the signs of a chemical reaction

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Change of colour
Fizz or bubbles
Change of temperature
Smell
Light given out
Precipitate formed
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15
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Is he eating sugar a chemical reaction? What happened?

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Yes, the colour of the sugar changes it turns to liquid and some gas is given out

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16
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What happens when you add acid to a compound

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It fizzes up and feels cold

17
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What is an element?

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Elements are the basic building blocks for all substances.
Examples include hydrogen H, oxygen O, sodium Na, Iron Fe, potassium K, magnesium Mg
Elements are made from only one type of atom for example all sodium or iron