PeriodicmtBle Flashcards

1
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Why are the noble gases called nobel gases

A

There unreactive and have a stable arrangement of electrons

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2
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What is the boiling points like for the nobel gases as you go down the group

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Boiling points of the nobel gases increase as you go down
Because they increase in size as they gain more shells meaning they have a stronger structure to break

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3
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Whats the reactivity of the alkalin metals as you go down the group

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Increase as you go down
Because atoms get larger and valence shells get further from the nucleus causing a weakened attraction

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4
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How is the reactivity like in the nobel gases

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Decrease

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5
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What is density

A

How concentrated something is

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6
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How could you tell sometning is low density in a liquid

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If it floats

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7
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How do reactive elements react with water

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Explosively

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8
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DescribE a metallic bond

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Electrostatic attraction between delocalised outer shell electrons. Occurs in metals,

electricity conductivity is good in solids and liquids

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9
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Describe ionic bomds

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Electrostatic attreaction between oppositely charged ions. Occurs in metals and nonmetals

Poor in solids,
Good in liquids, acids

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10
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Descrobe covalent bonds

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Electrostatic attraction between a shared pair of electrons and the nuckei of 2 atoms. Occurs in non metals

Electrical comductivity is poor with everything

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11
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What things are found in a metallic structure

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Delocalised outer shell electrons
Lattice positive ions

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12
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Defention of metalic bond

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The electrostatic forces of attraction between delocalised outer shell electrons and lattice positive ions

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13
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What was john daltons atom beliefs

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Atoms were tiny sohere of the same matter that couldnt be divided

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14
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What is the plum pudding model

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A spherical cloud of positive charges

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15
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Who made the plummpudding model

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JJ Thompson in 1897, after discoverint the electron

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16
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What was the alpha scatter experiment

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Feoger Marsden Rutherford in 1908-1913, fired alpha particles at very thin gold foil observing some alpha particles were deflected from the middle showing there was a great center of mass

17
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Whats the nuclear model

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A model of an atom with a tiny positive nucleus surrounded by emoty space

18
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What was the Bohr model

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A nuclear model proposing electrons orbit the nucleus in fixed shells or orbitals located at a set distance from the nucleus

19
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Who discovered that electrons were organised in shells

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Bohr 1913 in his nuclear model

20
Q

What was the order of discovery of atomic structure

A

Electrons
Protons
Neutrons

21
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Relative charge of protons neutrons and electrons

A

+1
0
-1

22
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Relative mass of P N E

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1
1
1/2000

23
Q

Why is it called the periodic table

A

Because it is arranged in periods

24
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Why is group 1 reactive

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The reactivity of Group 1 elements increases as you go down the group because: the atoms get larger. the outer electron gets further from the nucleus. the attraction between the nucleus and outer electron gets weaker – so the electron is more easily lost and react more

25
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What did Johann Dobereiner notice

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Elememts with similar chemical properties often occured in threes, called triads

26
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Who discovered every eigth element reacted in a similar war

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John Newlands

27
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Who discovered elements with similar properties often occured in threes

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Johann Dobereiner

28
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What was the problem with Newlands octives

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Sometimes elements were grouped together with totally dofferent properties

29
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When dod the modern periodic table get created and by who

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1896 Dimitri Mendeleev

30
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Why did Mendeleev leave gaps in his table

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For elements that hadmt been discovered yet

31
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2 ways mendeleevs table is different from today

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Ordered by atomic weight as protons hadnt been discovered, group zero hadnt been discovered then

32
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Whats wrong with ordering the periodic table in atomic weight

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Elements can appear in the wrong order due to the presence of iscotopes

33
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What did the alpha scatter experiment show

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As most alpha particles went straight through, atoms were made up mostly of empty space however the center of the atom must have a positive charge and contain a great deal of mass

34
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Who discovered neutrons

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1932 chadwick

35
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What is the outer layer of a shell called

A

Valence shell

36
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Why is alkaline mteals called that

A

Because when reacted with water create alkalines

37
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Why is alkaline mteals called that

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Because when reacted with water create alkalines

38
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Why is alkaline mteals called that

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Because when reacted with water create alkalines