Elements, Compunds And Mixtures Flashcards
Name the order of the most reactive to the least reactive metals
Potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, aluminium, zinc, iron, tin, lead, copper, silver, gold, platinum
What is an element
Contains just one type of atom
What is a compound
Contains two or more atoms joined together
What is a mcxture
Contains two or more different substances they are not joined together
Name three ways of separating mixtures
Filtration
Evaporation
(Simple) distillation
What is filtration good for
Separating insoluble solid forms liquid
What is evaporation
The process of saturnine in a liquid knot a vapour
What is evaporation used for
Separating soluble solid from a liquid
What is distillation
Evaporation,, cooled, condensed
What is distillation used for
Separating a liquid from a solution
What is a base
Substance they reacts with acid to neutralise them
Examples of bases
Metal oxides
Metal hydroxides
Metal carbonates
What does insoluble mean
They don’t dissolve in water
If a base doesn’t dissolve in water, what is it called?
Alkali
Example of base and Alkali
Sodium hydroxide
What is MASH
Metal oxide + acid -> salt + water
What is BASHO
Base + acid -> salt + water
NEUTRALISATION
What is CASHOCO2
Metal carbonate + acid -> salt + water + carbon dioxide
Acids name -> salts name
Hydrochloride acid - chloride
Suphuric acid - sulphate
Nitric acid - nitrate
Properties of mega,s
Conduct heat
Conduct electricity
Properties of non-metals
Low melting pint
Low density
What does lattice mean
Regular arrangement of atoms
What dies ductile mean
Pure metals in lattice shape NOT AS STRONG
what does alloy mean
Differe t metals in nom-lattice shape STRONGER
Crystilation def
Solution warmed solvent evaporated
Chromatography def
Separate mixtures of soluble substances
Element =
1 atom
Compound =
2+ atoms
Mixture =
2+ different substances that aren’t joined together
1803
Atoms
1897
Electrons
1909
Atoms have a nucleus with electrons around it
1913
Electrons occupy shells
1918
Protons
1932
Neutrons
Protons =
Electrons
Neutral
Neutrons
+
Protons
-
Electrons
Number of protons and electrons =
Atomic number
Number of neutrons =
Mass number - atomic number
Top number =
Mass number
Bottom number =
Atomic number