science 2022 revision end of year Flashcards

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1
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daltons simple model has changed over time because of …

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discovery of subatomic particles

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2
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describe an atom

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contains protons and neutrons

is surrounded by electrons in shells

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3
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relative charge

protons -
nuetrons-
electrons

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protons: +1
neutron : 0
electron: -1

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4
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relative mass
protons -
neutrons-
electrons-

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protons: 1
neutrons: 1
electrons: neglable (practically 0)

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5
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is asked to calculate the mass pof an electron relative to a proton…

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divide the 2 number thingys

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6
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atoms have an equal amount of protons and electrons. true or false?

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true

remember this by thingy about the relative charge cancel out

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7
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what is the mass number

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the total number of number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus

(top number)

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8
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describe the atomic number

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the number that says how many protons are in the nucleus

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9
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what are isotopes

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isotopes are atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons

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10
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how can you can recognise isotopes are the same element

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they will have the same atomic number but different mass numbers

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11
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why do isotopes have the same chemical properties

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because they have the same number of electrons

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12
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when was mendeleev’s table successful and developed into the modern periodic table ?

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1869

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13
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at the start how did mendeleev order the elements

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relative atomic masses

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14
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what did mendeleev do t make his periodic table more reliable

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he checked the properties of the element and their compound

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15
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what 2 things did mendeleev do to help his periodic table

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  • left gaps where he predicted elements to be

- he swapped the places of some elements so that elements with similar properties lined up

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16
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on the modern periodic table what do the groups show

A

how many electrons are in the outer shell

17
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what do the periods show on the modern periodic table

A

how many shells are in use by the electrons

18
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what side are metals on left or right?

A

left

19
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what side are non-metals on , left or right?

A

right

20
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how many electrons are in the outer shell in group 0?

A

a full outer shell

21
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what is mitosis

A

a type of cell devision that takes place in several stages

22
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where does cell division happen in mitosis

A

in body cells

23
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what is a body cell

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is any cell except those that produce gametes (sex cells)

24
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the cell that is dividing is called _____ and the two new cells that are formed are called _________

A

parent cell

daughter cells

25
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1) interphase

A
  • chromosomes start to become visible

- DNA been copied

26
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2) prophase

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  • each chromosome consists of 2 chromatids
27
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3) metaphase

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  • nuclear membrane starts to break down

- chromosomes line up along the middle of the cell

28
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4) anaphase

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  • chromatids seperate
  • one chromatid from each pair is pulled to each pole of the earth
  • the chromatids can now be called chromosomes
29
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5) telophase

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  • cell spits into 2

- new nuclear membrane formed

30
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what is the word to help remember the stages of mitosis

A

IPMAT

31
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what is mitosis used for

A

growth, repair and asexual reproduction

32
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when do cells stop dividing

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when growth has finished, except when repair is needed

33
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what does differentiation do

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it creates specialised cells to carry out a function

34
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where do plant cells divide by mitosis

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behind the tips and shoots and roots

35
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cell membrane

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controls what enters and leaves the cell

36
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cytoplasm

A

reaction happen here

37
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mitochondria

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where respiration takes place, relesing energy

38
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ribosomes

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where proteins are made

39
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what are parts only in plant cells?

A

cell wall
centre vacuole
chloroplasts