The Periodic Table Flashcards
1
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What is the periodic table (4)
A
- everything on different materials
- some are pure and some are compounds
- we can use the knowledge of the properties to make new materials
- properties have certain purposes
2
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How is the periodic table system used (3)
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- the system is used to group and classify elements
- in different groups and colums
- only some are found pure in nature
3
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What is an atom ((4)
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- it’s the smallest unit/ partical of matter
- the neucleus has protons (+)
- and neutrons (no charge)
- as well as electrons orbiting the core (-)
4
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What is a neutral atom (5)
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- also known as a balanced atom
- where the number of protons and electrons are the same
- thus the charge is neutral
- the neutrals can differe from the the protons + electrons
- there are various factors to distinguishing atoms
5
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Name + discuss the factors of an atom (6)
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- number of protons
- number of neutrons
- number energy levels
- number of electrons on the outer level
- determine chemical properties
- information is given by the periodic table
6
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Name the rows + collum placements (3)
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- the horizontal rows = groups
- tge vertical collums = periods
- where element is placed gives a lot of information
7
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What does the groups tell us (3)
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- The amount of electrons in the outer level
- can determine the chemical characteristics
- e.g. what elements they bind with
8
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What do the periods tell us (2)
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- how many energy levels there are
- same period +/- same atomic mass
9
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Explain the •name (1)
•abbreviation (2)
•atomic mass (2)
of an element
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Name •usually under symbol Symbol • and abbreviation •in English or Latin Atomic mass • mass of the protons+neitrons •electrons mass so small it’s not omitted to the final weight
10
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Discuss the atomic number ((6)
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- It’s the number of protons in the neucleus
- it’s a good indicator of the number of electrons in the electron cloud of balanced atoms
- electrons are so unstable
- therefore they jumps/ change onto other atoms creating ions (atoms with charge)
- the protons and atomic number will always be the same
- a hydrogen has have 1 electron
11
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What is electron configurations (6)
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- the way the electrons are placed in the energy levels
- each element is unique
- the first level always has two
- exept Hydrogen that only has 1 electron
- the strive to have 8 (to be completed)
- you fill from the inside out
12
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Discuss binding (3)
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- if it’s in groups seven it is incompleted
- it would want to bind to be completed
- with the same or a different element
13
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Explain noble gasses (3)
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- atom strive fill level up to 8
- group 8 atoms have 8 electrons
- wouldn’t want to bind
14
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Which groups can easily bind + explain (3)
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- group 7 + 1 will bind easily
- they add up to eight
- need 8/ multiple of 8 for a stable mollicule
15
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Explain mollucels (5)
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- 2 atoms can bind with 1 atom
- to get the total of eight
- e.g. Water
- 2 hydrogen + 1 oxygen + H2O(1 water mollucle)
- this is a chemical equation