Elements, compounds and mixtures Flashcards

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What is relative atomic mass

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The mass of an atom compared to the mass of a Carbon 12 atom / 12

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What does chemical formula tell you

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How much atoms of each elements there are in a unit of substance eg H2O

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What is relative formula mass

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Total relative atomic mass of a chemical formula

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4
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What is an empirical formula

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The simplest whole number ratio of the atoms of each element in a compound

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5
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Define purity

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A substance consisting of just one element or compound

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How can you determine melting point and from that purity

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Heat a substance slowly and stir, then compare this to that of a pure substance

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7
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How does filtration work

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Separates an insoluble solid form a liquid substance as the solid molecules are unable to pass through the filter paper

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How does crystallisation work

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Saturate the solution and slowly evaporate it until crystals form

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9
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Describe simple distillation

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Separates solvent from solution, involves boiling the solvent which is then condensed by a condenser. This relies on the solvent having a much lower boiling point than the solute

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How does fractional distillation vary from simple distillation

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Separates 2 or more substances from a mixture in the liquid state, using a fractional column

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11
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How does chromatography work

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Relies on a stationary and mobile phase

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Explain thin layer chromatography

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-Put the solvent in a chromatography tank
-Add a small amount of sample to the base line of the silica or ammonia coated plate
-Let the solvent travel through and remove plate before it reaches the top
-Analyse the pattern

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How does gas chromatography work

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The sample is turned into the gas state when injected. The carrier gas pushes the sample through, each component taking different times to travel and leave the column which the detector sends to the chromatogram.

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14
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What are the chemical properties of metals and non metals

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metals make positive ions, non-metal negative
Metals dont react with eachother, non-metals make compounds
Metal oxides are alkaline non-metal acidic

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15
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What is a polymer

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A molecule made of many smaller molecules called monomers

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16
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What are monomers

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simple molecules made from covalently bonded non metals

17
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What are metallic bonds like

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Positively charged metal ions are attracted to delocalised electrons

18
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What did Mendeleev do

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Mendeleev’s table included atomic weights of known elements, knowledge of their chemical reactions and their physical properties.Mendeleev also predicted elements.

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What are the patterns of chemical properties in the periodic table

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-Elements arranged in order of increasing atomic number
-The electronic structure determines chemical properties

20
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What is diamond like

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Exists as a giant covalent structure
Each carbon bonded to 4 others
High melting point hard and insulator

21
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What is graphite like

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Giant covalent structure
Each carbon bonded to 3 others
Conductor
High melting point
Slippery

22
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What is graphene like

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A single layer of graphene
Slippery
Extremely strong
Conductor

23
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What are fullerenes like

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Eg nanotubes or bucky balls
Used as lubricants ect

24
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What happens when a substance changes state

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Some or all bonds between particles break when melting or boiling, bonds form when condensing or freezing

25
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How big are nanoparticles

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1-100nm

26
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Why are nanoparticles useful

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-Small size useful for paints and cosmetics
-Large SA:Volume ratio useful as catalysts

27
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What are the risks of nanoparticles

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Can absorb through skin, can be inhaled or pass into cells