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Physical and Chemcial Change Flashcards

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1
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Atoms are the building blocks of……?

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Matter

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The smallest representative of an element is an….?

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Atom

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3
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The smallest piece of an element is an…?

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Element

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A molecule can be made up of different atoms which is called……

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Compound

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5
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A molecule can be made up of many of the same atoms, this is called

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Elemental

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6
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Atoms of the same element are

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Identical

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7
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Metals are (3 words)

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Shiney, malleable, and conductors

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8
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Atoms are composed of 3 subatomic particles

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Protons, neutons, electrons

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9
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The nucleus contains (2)

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Protons and Neutrons

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10
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Electrons surround the …

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Nucleus

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11
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Atoms have a nucleus and a cloud of

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Electrons

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12
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Subatomic means

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Smaller or below the level of an atom

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13
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Proton and neutrons each have a mass of

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one (they weigh the same)

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14
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Electrons are very very very tiny and they have…

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the 1/2000 mass of a proton

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15
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Protons have a positive charge and neutrons

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have no charge (are neutral)

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16
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Electrons have a…

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Negative charge

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17
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The nucleus is made up of

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Positive and neutral particles

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18
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The atomic cloud is made up of

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negative particles

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19
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positive (protons) and neutral (neutrons) particles like to

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Group together

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20
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negative (electrons) particles stay

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far apart

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21
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What is the charge and mass of a proton

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+, 1

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22
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What is the charge and mass of an electron

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-, 1/2000

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23
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What is the charge and mass of a neutron

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0, 1

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24
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The atomic number of an element is

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the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom

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25
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So Boron has an atomic number 5, so boron has

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5 protons

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26
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On your periodic table, the number of protons is equal to the number of….? Because the elements are all….?

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Electrons, Neutral

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27
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Neutral means that an element has the same (4 words)

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Positive and Negative Charges

28
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The atoms on the periodic table are……..on their own but ……….

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unstable, neutral

29
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Proton number is equal to the number of…

A

Electrons

30
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Atoms in the periodic table are …..

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Neutral

31
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Elements are arranged in the periodic table in order of

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increasing atomic number

32
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An atomic number is always a

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whole number

33
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The mass number is always……..than the atomic number

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bigger

34
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Change the atomic number you change the

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element

35
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The mass number tells us how much the element

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weighs

36
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Protons + Neutrons equal the

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mass number

37
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Atomic number (P+ (=) e-) so mass equals

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(P+ (+) N)

38
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neutrons = mass number -

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atomic number

39
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ON the period table the atomic number tells us the number of

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protons and electrons (11 protons and 11 electrons for NA)

40
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On the PT the mass number tells us the number of

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protons + neutrons (11 Protons + 12 neutrons = 23 Mass number for NZ)

41
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Everything is neutral in the periodic table because….

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you have one electron (-) and one proton (+)

42
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What is an isotope?

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An isotope is an atom of an element and has the same atomic number, but a different number of neutrons

43
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An isotope can have slightly different

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mass numbers

44
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All elements have isotopes that occur

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naturally

45
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The isotope has the same number of

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protons

46
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The isotope has a different number of

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neutrons

47
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The isotope can have a different

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mass number

48
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The relative atomic weight (RAM) is the ………(2 words) of all the isotopes for that element.

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average mass

49
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On the periodic table was is the most common isotope mass number for Mg?

A

24

50
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Atomic weight is rounded to the nearest whole number, it gives the mass number for the most….. …… of that …….

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common isotope for that number

51
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The RAM is the average number of isotopes mass so not a….

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whole number

52
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One element (atom) can have different weight (P+N) but still retains its…..

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proton number or atomic number

53
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True or false, relative mass is not a whole number (unlike atomic mass)

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True as it is an average of all the isotopes in that element

54
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When the atomic weight (RAM) is rounded to the nearest whole number, it gives the …….. ………. for the most ……. ……….. of that element

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mass number , common isotope

55
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Elections have energy levels for placement in the atomic cloud. They are…

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two seats in the front then placed in eight seats

56
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What is the name for the electrons in the outer shell

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Valance electrons

57
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The row of the periodic table will tell you how many …. levels there are in the element

A

energy

58
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The columns (ignoring the ones in the middle) of the periodic table will tell you how many…..

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valance electrons there are

59
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C6H12O6 + 02 - CO2 + H20 is this a physical or chemical change

A

Chemical

60
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Using a solvent to remove a grease spot a physical or chemical change

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Physical

61
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Is Wax melting a physical or chemical change

A

physical

62
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Is digestion of food a physical change or chemical change

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Chemical

63
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Is a candle burning a physical change or a chemical change?

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chemical

64
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Is photosynthesis a physical or chemical change

A

Chemical

65
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C6H12O6(s) - C6H12O6 (l) physical or chemical change?

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Physical

66
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Sublimation of dry ice to C02 gas is a physical or chemical change

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Physical

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