Periodic Table Flashcards

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Definition of an element

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The simplest form of a substance. It only has one type of atom

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What is the smallest part of an element called?

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Atom

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3
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How many different elements are there?

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118

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Definition of a compound

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2 or more elements chemically bonded (together)

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Definition of a mixture

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A mix of elements and compound not chemically bonded

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Examples of material properties

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Metals —> heat and electric conductor

Non-metals —> diatomic (covalent)

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Why do scientists use models to represent atoms?

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Atoms are too small to see. An element when drawn, the particles are the same size, colour and shape, not touching

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When do you write -ide in a compound

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When it is a compound, containing 2 elements

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When do you use -are in a compound

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When there’s a hidden oxygen

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10
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What are the columns of elements called?

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Groups

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What are the rows of elements called?

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Periods

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12
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Why is the periodic table organised in groups

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So they are organised in reactivity and properties.

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13
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What are the names and location of different groups in the periodic table?

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1- Alkali metals
2- Alkali Earth
7- Halogens
8- Noble Gases

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Hydrogen properties

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Gas, flammable, diatomic, non metal

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Carbon properties

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Solid, non metal, flammable (fuel)

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Oxygen properties

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Gas, flammable, diatomic, non metal

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Nitrogen properties

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Gas, non metal, diatomic, little flammable

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Properties of noble gases

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Colourless, odourless, tasteless, non-flammable gases under standard conditions

19
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How are Noble gases arranged in the Periodic Table?

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According to their boiling point (up +powerful)

20
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Properties of Halogens

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High electronegatives
Highly reactive, specially with alkali earth and alkali metals
Toxic and potentially lethal

21
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Test for oxygen

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Relight a glowing splint

22
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Test for Carbon Dioxide

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Lime water turns milky

23
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Test for hydrogen

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Squeaky pop noise test