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1
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What increases as it goes down group 1?

A

reactivity

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2
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What types of properties do transition metals have?

A

typical metal properties (eg. malleable, ductile, good conductors of heat and electricity, shiny)

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3
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What are transition metals often used as in a reaction?

A

catalysts

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4
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What 2 things can transition metals often form?

A

ions, coloured compounds

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5
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What are 3 properties of alkali metals?

A

soft, reactive, low melting point

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6
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What does bromine form?

A

dark red vapour

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7
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What does iodine form?

A

shiny, black crystals

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8
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What does chlorine form?

A

green

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9
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lithium+iodine→

A

lithium iodide

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10
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potassium+bromine→

A

potassium bromide

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11
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What does metal oxide form?

A

A tarnish

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12
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When sodium reacts with water, what does it do?

A

floats as a molten ball of metal

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13
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What does potassium do when it reacts with water?

A

floats, making a lilac foam

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14
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What happens to lithium when it reacts with water?

A

floats, forming LiOH

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15
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What gas is made when an alkali metal reacts with water?

A

hydrogen

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16
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What do noble gases all form at room temperature?

A

colourless gases

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17
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What is common between noble gases?

A

They are all very unreactive.

18
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Atoms with incomplete _____ are unstable.

A

outer electron shells

19
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How do atoms obtain a full outer electron shell and become stable?

A

by either gaining or losing electrons

20
Q

An unequal number of protons and electrons makes what?

A

ions

21
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An atom that loses electrons is a ________ ion.

A

positive

22
Q

An atom that gains an electron is a ________ ion.

A

negative

23
Q

Metal atoms form positive/negative ions.

A

positive

24
Q

Non-metal atoms form positive/negative ions.

A

negative

25
Q

Who noticed sets of three elements with similar properties?

A

Dobereiner

26
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When were Dobereiner triads discovered?

A

1829

27
Q

Who placed elements in order of atomic weight?

A

Newlands

28
Q

When was the ‘law of octaves’ discovered?

A

1865

29
Q

Who put the elements in order of atomic weight but swapped some around?

A

Dmitri Mendeleev

30
Q

When were the elements put in order of atomic weight with some swapped around?

A

1869

31
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Who arranged the elements in order of atomic weights?

A

John Dalton

32
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When were elements arranged in order of atomic weights?

A

1808-1810

33
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Who suggested that each element contained identical atoms?

A

John Dalton

34
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Who reintroduced the idea that everything was made of atoms?

A

John Dalton

35
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Who said that atoms are solid spheres of matter which can not be split?

A

John Dalton

36
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Who discovered electrons?

A

JJ Thomson

36
Q

Who suggested that an atom is mostly empty space?

A

Rutherford

36
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Who suggested that an atom is a positively charged sphere with negative electrons distributed throughout it?

A

JJ Thomson

37
Q

Who made the plum pudding model?

A

JJ Thomson

38
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Who suggested that an atom has most of its mass in a tiny central nucleus?

A

Rutherford

39
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Who suggested that electrons orbit the nucleus at specific distances?

A

Neils Bohr