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sulfuric acid formula and salt ending

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H₂SO₄, sulfate

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hydrochloric acid formula and salt ending

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HCl, chloride

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ethanoic acid formula and salt ending

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CH₃COOH, ethanoate

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nitric acid formula and salt ending

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HNO₃ nitrate

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acid definition

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a substance that releases H+ ions in water (pH<7)

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base definition

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a substance that reacts with an acid to form a salt

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bases examples

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cc

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alkali definition

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a soluble base (pH>7)

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indicator definition

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a chemical that changes colour depending on whether its an acid or alkali

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general equation for metal oxide + acid

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metal oxide + acid -> salt + water

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when reacting a metal oxide with an acid why will it not produce an alkali solution

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when reacting a metal oxide with an acid it will not produce an alkali solution due to the excess metal oxide not reacting

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general equation : metal + acid -> salt + hydrogen (MASH)

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test for hydrogen

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lit splint burns with a squeaky pop

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general equation: metal carbonate + acid ->

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general equation: metal carbonate + acid -> salt + water + carbon dioxide

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test for carbon dioxide

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limewater turns cloudy

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general equation: metal hydroxide + acid ->

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general equation: metal hydroxide + acid -> salt + water

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colour and strength, pH1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7, 8-10, 11-14

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1-2 strong ,red, 3-4 weak, orange, 5-6 acid, yellow, 7 neutral ,green, 8-10 weak alkali, blue,11-14 strong alkali, purple

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what is the pH scale a measure of

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the pH scale is a measure of how acidic a substance is. Strong acids react more vigorously than weak acids

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what is universal indicator

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universal indicator is a mixture of many different indicators, the mixture gives universal indicator a wide range of colours most indicators have 2 or 3 diff colours but do not all change at exactly pH7. this means they will have 1 colour below a specific pH and a diff colour above that pH

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solid to gas =

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sublimation

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solid to liquid = melting

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liquid to solid =

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freezing

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liquid to gas

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evaporating

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gas to liquid =

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condensation

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gas to solid =

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deposition

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melting and boiling both require energy how much depends on…

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the strength of the forces between the particles

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the stronger the forces…

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the more energy and therefore a higher melting point

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limitations on diagram:

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no forces shown between particles, particles show as inelastic spheres

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state symbols: solid, liquid, gas, aqueos solution

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s,l,g,aq all lowercase

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atom definition

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smallest part of an element that can exist

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molecule definition

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2 or more atoms chemically bonded together

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compound definition

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2 or more diff elements chemically bonded together

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element definition

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a substance that contains only one type of atom

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carbon dioxide -CO2

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nitrogen N

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ammonia NH3

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chlorine Cl2

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CO carbon monoxide

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CH4 methane

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NaCl sodium chloride`

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41
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C6H1206 glucouse

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sulfur dioxide S02

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sulfur dioxide S02

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43
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Before electrons were discovered the pre thompson model was that an atom is an invisible sphere

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Before electrons were discovered the pre thompson model was that an atom is an invisible sphere

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the discovery of an electron led to Thompson’s plum pudding model of an atom

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a sphere of positive charge with randomly moving negatively charged electrons

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rutherford and marsden alpha scattery experiment expectations and reality

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positive alpha particles fired at gold atoms should be deflected evenly by positive spheres however most α particles went through showing that most of the atom is empty space, some particles were deflected at extreme angles showing that the centre was positively charged and has a mass

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the nuclear model was developed:

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positive nucleus with a mass, cloud of randomly moving negative electrons

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the bohr model showed electrons orbiting the nucleus in electron shells

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positive protons, neutral neutrons, negative electrons

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51
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why does the centre of the nucleus have an overall positive charge

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it contains positive protons and neutral neutrons

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why does the centre of the nucleus have an overall positive charge

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it contains positive protons and neutral neutrons

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atoms have a radius of 0.1nm and a nucleus has a radius of 1/10,000th the size of an atom

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53
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the actual mass and charge of subatomic particles are so small that relative mass and charge are used

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go to chem book for table

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numbers of proton = atomic number

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55
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number of electrons = number of protons

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the overall charge on an atom is neutral because there is the same number of positive protons as negative electrons

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number of neutrons = mass number - atomic number

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relative mass definition

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the average atomic mass of all isotopes present in percentage

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relative mass definition

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the average atomic mass of all isotopes present in percentage

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absolute mass definition

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sum of numbers of protons and neutrons mass

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electrons orbit the nucleus in shells

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each shell is fully filled before moving on to the next the rule is called 2.8.8.18 rule

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isotope definition

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an atom of an element that has the same number or protons but a diff number of neutrons

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