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1
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definition of an element

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a substance made up of 1 type of atom

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2
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who developed the modern periodic table

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mendeleev

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3
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state the features of mendeleev’s periodic table which are different to the modern periodic table

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  1. elements arranged in order of atomic mass
  2. no noble gases
  3. fewer elements (had gaps)
  4. no transition metals
  5. no actinides or lanthanides
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4
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name given to the vertical columes

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groups

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5
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name given to the horizontal rows

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periods

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6
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name given to group 1

A

alkali metals

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7
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name given to group 2

A

alkaline earth metals

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8
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name given to group 7

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halogens

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9
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name given to group 0

A

noble gases

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10
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name a semi-metal

A

gernanium, silicon

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11
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state the properties of metals

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  1. good conductor of electricity
  2. good conductors of heat
  3. shiny
  4. malleable
  5. ductile
  6. sonorous
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12
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state the properties of non-metals

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  1. poor conductor of electricity
  2. poor conductors of heat
  3. dull
  4. brittle
  5. not ductile
  6. not sonorous
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13
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definition of sonorous

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makes a ringing sound when hit

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14
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which 2 elements are liquids at room temp

A

mercury, bromine

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15
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what does group number equal

A

number of electrons in the outer shell

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16
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why do elements in the same groups have similar properties

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they have the same number of electrons in the outer shell

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17
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how are group 1 metals stored

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in oil

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18
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what colour are all group 1 componds when solid

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white

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19
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what colour are group 1 compounds when in solution

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colourless

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20
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what does tarnish mean

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shiny to dull

21
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how does the reactivity of metals change down a group

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increases

22
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why does the reactivity of metals increase down the group

A

outer elctron gets further from the nucleus and is less attracted to it

23
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what type of solution is produced when an alkali metal reacts with water

A

alkaline

24
Q

state the typical observations when an alkali metal reacts with water

A
  • fizzes
  • floats
  • moves across the surface
  • disappears
  • heat is released
25
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what products are formed when an alkali metal reacts with water

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metal hydroxide + hydrogen

26
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write a half equation to represent a sodium atom becoming an ion

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Na -> Na+ +e-

27
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how does the rate of reactivity of group 7 change down the group

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decreases

28
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why does the reactivity of group 7 dcrease down the group

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outer shell gets further from the nucleus and the incoming electron is less attracted to it

29
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half equation to represent a chlorine atom becoming an ion

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Cl + e- -> cl-

30
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half equation to represent a chlorine molecule becoming an ions

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Cl2 +2e- -> 2cl-

31
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what is it meant by diatomic

A

2 atoms covalently bonded in a molecule

32
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describe the appearance of fluorine

A

yellow gas

33
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describe the appearance of chlorine

A

green gas

34
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describe the appearance of bromine

A

red-brown liquid

35
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describe the appearance of iodine

A

grey-black solid

36
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iodine sublimes. what does this mean

A

changes from a solid to a gas

37
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describe the test for chlorine gas

A

damp universal indicator changes to red and then bleaches white

38
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why does the following equation occur?
chlorine + sodium bromide -> sodium chloride + bromine

A

chlorine is more reactive than bromine

39
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what observations occur in the following reaction?
chlorine + sodium bromide -> sodium chloride + bromine

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solution changes from colourless to orange

40
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what observations occur in the following reaction?
chlorine + sodium iodide -> sodium chloride + iodine

A

solution changes from colourless to brown

41
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why are noble gases unreactive

A

they have a full outer shell of electrons which makes them stable

42
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describe the apperance of noble gases

A

colourless gases

43
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how does the boiling points of the noble gases change down the group

A

increases

44
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what colour is copper (II) oxide

A

black

45
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what colour is copper (II) carbonate

A

green

46
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what colour is copper (II) sulfate

A

blue

47
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what colour is copper (II) salts in solution (usually)

A

blue

48
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state some differences between group 1 metals and transition metals

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  1. group 1-low m.p, tm-high m.p
  2. group 1-very reactive with water, tm- low reactivity with watrer
  3. group 1- form 1+ ions, tm form ions with different charges
  4. group 1 compounds are white, tm compounds are coloured

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