Metals and non-metals Flashcards

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6 main physical properties of metals:
appearance, melting point, conduction (2), density, form

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-Shiny
-High melting points
-Good conductors of electricity
-Good conductors of heat
-High density
-Malleable

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6 main physical properties of non-metals:

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-Dull
-Low melting points
-Poor conductors of electricity
-Poor conductors of heat
-Low density
-Brittle

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3
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2 elements have properties that are not typical: (6)

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mercury (metal):
-low melting point
-liquid at room temperature

graphite, a form of carbon (a non-metal)
-high boiling point
-good conductor of electricity

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4
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what does a substance with a high density means?

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it has a high mass for its size.

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what does a malleable substance mean?

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can be bent or hammered into shape without shattering

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what does a brittle substance mean?

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shatter when bent or hit.

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7
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what does a ductile substance mean?

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substance can be drawn out into a long wire without snapping or breaking.

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8
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Metallic structure and bonding: (4)

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-electrons leave the outer shells of metal atoms
-forming positive metal ions and a ‘sea’ of delocalised electrons.

-structure of solid metal consists of closely packed metal ions
-arranged in a regular way to form a metallic lattice structure.

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9
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what is metallic bodning?

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the strong electrostatic force of attraction between metal ions and delocalised electrons.

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10
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why are metals malleable?

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layers of ions can slide over each other when a force is applied.

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11
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what does metallic bonding allow the material to do?

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to change shape without shattering.

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12
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explain the conduction of electricity in metals: (2)

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-when voltage is applied to a metal, the delocalised electrons travel through the lattice structure.

-movement of these charged particles forms an electric current.

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13
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summary of ionic compounds: (4)

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-Metals and non-metals
-Loss and gain of electrons by atoms
-+ and - ions formed attract each other
-Ionic lattice structure

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14
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summary of Simple covalent molecular: (4)

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-Non-metals
-Share pairs of electrons between atoms
-Small groups of atoms held together
-A molecular structure

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15
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summary of giant covalent network: (4)

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-Non-metals
-Share pairs of electrons between atoms
-Billions of atoms are held together
-Giant covalent lattice structure

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16
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summary of metallic bonding: (4)

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-Metals
-Outer electrons free to move
-Billions of positive metal ions
-Giant metallic lattice structure