Elements Compounds & Mixtures Flashcards
What is an element?
Pure substance that cannot be broken into simplest substances via chemical processes
Elements can be classified into
metal, non metallic properties
Physical state at room temperature
What is an atom?
The smallest particles that has the property of the element
What are noble gases that exist as individual atom called?
Monatomic elements
What is molecules?
Two or more atom chmeically combined together
What is a polyatomic molecule?
Three or more atom chemically combined together
Give 3 reasons why pure copper is a good choice for making wire?
Ductility
Malleability
Good electrical conductivity
What elements has a high melting point 120 degree Celsius and is a non conductor of electricity
oxygen
bromine
carbon
What is a compound?
Pure substances that contain 2 or more elements that are chemically bond together
Composition of compound is made up of?
Molecules
Ion
Magnesium + oxygen =
Magnesium oxide
What is the ratio of hydrogen to oxygen in water
hydrogen : oxygen = 2 : 1
What is the ratio of Hydrogen Chloride?
H :Cl
1 : 1
What is the ratio of Carbon Dioxide?
C : O
1 : 2
What is the ratio of Carbon Monoxide?
C : O
1 : 1
What is the ratio of Sulfuric Acid?
H : S : O
2 : 1 : 4
What is the ratio of ethanol?
C : H : O
2 : 6 : 1
Decomposition of compounds can be done via
Electrolysis
Thermal decomposition
What is a mixture?
A mixture is made up of 2 or more substances that are not chemically combined
What is the difference between compound and mixture in terms of separation?
Compound - only via chemical
Mixture - physical
What is the difference between compound and mixture in terms of properties?
Compound - different
Mixture -has the properties of substances
What is the difference between compound and mixture in terms of energy/change?
Compound - heat/light given in/out
Mixture - NA
What is the difference between compound and mixture in terms of composition?
Compound - fixed proportion
Mixture - not fixed
What is the appearance of Aluminium?
silvery solid
What is the appearance of Copper?
Reddish brown solid
What is the appearance of Iron?
Grey solid
What is the appearance of Magnesium?
Silvery solid
What is the appearance of Mercury?
Silvery liquid
What is the appearance of Zinc?
Greyish solid
What is the appearance of Carbon?
Black solid
What is the appearance of Hydrogen?
Colourless Gas
What is the appearance of Iodine?
Black solid
What is the appearance of Nitrogen?
Colorless Gas
What is the appearance of Oxygen
Colorless Gas
What is the appearance of Sulphur?
Yellow solid
What is the common usage of Copper?
Waterpipes
brass
What is the common usage of Aluminium?
Aircraft
construction
cans
What is the common usage of Iron?
Steel
construction work
What is the common usage of Magnesium?
firework
medicine
What is the common usage of Mercury?
Amalgam filling
thermometer
What is the common usage of zinc?
casings
dry celss
What is the common usage of carbon?
Charcoal
lead
diamond
What is the common usage of Hydrogen?
Balloon
Rocket fuel
What is the common usage of Iodine?
Antiseptic
medicine
What is the common usage of Nitrogen?
fertilizers
freezing frozen food
What is the common usage of Oxygen?
oxygen tank
What is the common usage of Sulphur?
Insecticide
drugs
Compounds can be formed via
Combustion
Reaction of element with other compound
Reaction of compound with other compound
Decomposition of compound
What are the types of compound
Covalent
ionic
What is the difference in covalent and ionic compounds?
Colvalent particles share the same electron
Ionic is strong electrostatic particles