gr. 9 chem Flashcards
particle theory
- all matter is composed of particles
- the particles are in constant motion
- in between particles is empty space
- when heat is added, particles speed up
atom
single particle from the periodic table
molecule
more than 1 atom bonded together
pure substance
only 1 type of particle
mixture
more than one type of particle
element
consists of only one type of atom
compound
consists of two or more kinds of atoms
solution
homogeneous
mechanical mixture
heterogeneous
physical property
a description of a substance that doesn’t involve the forming of a new substance
chemical property
a description of what happens when a substance is forming a new substance
physical change
a change in which the substance changes form but not chemical composition
chemical change
a subsistence is altered at the molecular level, creating a new chemical substance
oxygen test
- lowering a splint into test tube
- splint relights
hydrogen test
- lowering a burning splint into a test tube
- splint pops
carbon dioxide test
- add like water to test tube
- turns cloudy
water vapour
- touch to blue cobalt chloride paper
- paper turns pink
dalton
developed a theory that uses the idea that elements are different because their atoms are different
thomson
discovered the negative electron by studying cathode rays
rutherford
concluded atoms have a tiny dense core that is positive
bohr
concluded electrons don’t spiral inward and crash into the nucleus because they’re in fixed regions called energy levels, around the nucleus
proton
- p^+
- +1 relative charge
- 1u mass
- located in nucleus
electron
- e^-
- -1 relative charge
- 0u mass
- orbits nucleus
neutron
- n^0
- 0 relative charge
- 1u mass
- located in nucleus
what does atomic number tell you?
the number of protons and electrons
how to determine the number of neutrons in each atom
mass# - atomic#
standard notation
ELEMENT mass# over atomic#
ion
a charged ion
metals
left side of staircase (on PD)
non-metals
right side of staircase (on PD)
ionic bond
- metal + non-metal
- transferring of e^-
covalent bond
- non-metal + non-metal
- sharing of e^-