End Of Unit Questions Flashcards

1
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How was Mendeleev’s periodic table an improvement on Newlands table?

A

The elements fitted the groups better, allowed for undiscovered elements

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2
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Why do elements in the groups of the modern periodic table have similar properties?

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They have the same number of electrons on their outer shells

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3
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A small piece of lithium is added to a bowl of water. Write a word equation for the reaction of lithium with water

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Lithium + water –> lithium hydroxide + hydrogen

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4
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A small piece of lithium is added to a bowl of water. Describe 3 things you would see when the lithium is added to the water

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Lithium floats, moves around the surface, gradually disappears, bubbles or fizzes

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5
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A small piece of lithium is added to a bowl of water. How could you show that an alkali has been produced?

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Add universal indicator, goes purple or blue

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6
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A small piece of lithium is added to a bowl of water. Give one way the reaction of sodium with water is different to the reaction of lithium with water

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Sodium reacts faster, lithium does not melt

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7
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Predict 3 physical and 3 chemical properties of the transition metal cobalt

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Physical: high mp and bp, hard, strong, high density, malleable, ductile, good conductor
Chemical: unreactive, forms positive ions, coloured compounds, differently charged ions, catalyst

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8
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What is the trend in melting and boiling points going down group 7?

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They increase

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9
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What is the formula of sodium bromide? Describe its appearance and what happens when it is mixed with water

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NaBr, colourless or white, crystals or solid, dissolves in water, forms a colourless solution

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10
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Hydrogen chloride is a gas at room temp. Explain why

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Covalently bonded, small molecules with weak intermolecular forces

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11
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Some chlorine water was added to an aqueous solution of potassium bromide. Describe the colour change that you would see

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From colourless to orangey brown

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12
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Some chlorine water was added to an aqueous solution of potassium bromide. Write a word equation for the reaction that happens

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Chlorine + potassium bromide –> potassium chloride + bromine

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13
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Some chlorine water was added to an aqueous solution of potassium bromide. Write a balanced symbol equation for the reaction

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CL2 + 2KBr –> 2CL + Br2

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14
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Iron reacts with chlorine to produce iron(III) chloride. Write a balanced symbol equation for this reaction

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2Fe + 3CL2 –> 2FeCL3

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15
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Explain in terms of electronic structures why sodium is more reactive than lithium

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A sodium atom has more shells so there is a weaker attraction between the outer electrons and the nucleus so can be more easily lost when it reacts

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16
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Explain in terms of electronic structures why fluorine is more reactive than chlorine

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A fluorine atom has fewer shells so there is a greater attraction between the electrons and the nucleus, so it attracts more electrons easily when it reacts

17
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What was Newlands law of octaves?

A

When the elements are arranged I order of atomic weights, every eighth element has similar properties