Topics 1,2 And 3 Flashcards

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What are the electrons in an atom?

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  • move around the nucleus
  • negative charge
  • tiny
  • no mass
  • occupy shells
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2
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What is the charge on electrons?

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The same as proton charge but opposite (negative)!

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3
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How many protons and electrons in an atom?

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Equal amount

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4
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What are the characteristics of protons?

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Heavy

Positively charged

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5
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What are the characteristics of neutrons?

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Heavy

Neutral

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6
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What are the characteristics of electrons?

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Tiny

Negatively charged

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7
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What is covalent bonding?

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Sharing electrons - forming a molecule

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8
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Give two elements that were discovered by spectroscopy

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Rubidium

Caesium

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9
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What test could you use to distinguish between a solution of sodium chloride and magnesium sulfate

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Chloride - add dilute nitric acid and silver nitrate - will give a white precipitate of silver chloride
Sulfate - add dilute HCL and barium chloride solution - gives a white precipitate of barium sulfate

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10
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What colour would a flame be if A) sodium B) potassium C) calcium were out into it?

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A) yellow orange
B) lilac
C) brick red

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11
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Explain why barium sulfate can be drunk even though it’s toxic

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It’s insoluble
Opaque to X-rays
When drunk it shows up the gut so that any problems e.g blockages can be seen

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12
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A forensic scientist carries out a flame test to identify a metal. The metal burns with a blue - green flame. Which metal does this indicate?

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Copper

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13
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Name two insoluble metal chlorides

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Barium sulfate

Calcium carbonate

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14
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Describe how you would prepare a pure, dry sample of the insoluble salt barium sulfate

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Mix solutions of barium nitrate and potassium sulfate
Filter out the precipitate of barium sulfate
Wash it with distilled water
Dry on filter paper

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15
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What is the chemical formula for A) potassium fluoride B) aluminium chloride C) sodium hydroxide

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A) k+F-
B) Al+ Cl-
C) Na+ OH-

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16
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Explain the difference between a compound whose name ends in ‘-ate’ and who’s name ends in ‘-ide’

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When two different elements combine the components name is something ‘-ide’
When three or more different elements combine and one is oxygen it’s often something ‘-ate’

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17
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List the main properties of ionic compounds

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Regular lattice structure
High melting and boiling point
They conduct electricity when aqueous or molten

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18
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Are cations positive or negative ions

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Positive

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19
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Describe the process of ionic bonding

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  • The Transfer of electrons. Atoms lose or gain electrons to form positively or negatively charged atoms called ions
  • Shell with one electron will want to get rid of it to have a full outer shell
  • A nearly full she wants the extra electron to have a full outer shell
  • Groups 1/2 and 6/7 are likely to form ions
20
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What are the groups in the periodic table? Explain the significance in terms of electrons

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  • Alkali metals, transition metals, halogens, noble gasses.
  • elements in the same group have similar number of electrons in their outer shell
  • group number equal to the amount of electrons in the outer shell
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Explain how Mendeleev arranged known elements in a table. How did he predict new elements?

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  • 50 know elements according to their properties
  • similar chemicals in the Same vertical groups - left gaps to make this work
  • the gaps predicted the properties of undiscovered elements
22
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What feature of atoms determines the order of the modern periodic table?

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  • metals and non metals opposite sides
  • order of increasing atomic number of electron shells
  • the properties of the elements change as you go along the period
23
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The element boron has 5 protons how many electrons does it have in its outer shell?

24
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Name the 3 types of particle in an oxygen atom

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Proton
Neutron
Electron

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Is it number of protons or the number of neutrons that defines each element?
Protons
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Describe how you would work out the electron configuration of an atom, given its atomic number What is the electron configuration of potassium
- The same number of protons and electrons - 1st shell has 2 from then on each shell has 8 electrons - potassium is 2:8:8:1
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What does the atomic number and the mass number represent?
Mass: total number of protons and neutrons in the atom Atomic: number of protons in the atom (same number of electrons)
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Define the term isotope
Different atomic forms of the same element, which have the same number of protons but different number of neutrons
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What is the nucleus in an atom?
- the middle - contains protons and neutrons - positive charge - tiny
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Kerosene and water are immiscible. Describe how you could separate a mixture of these two liquids
Shake together then allow to stand - they will separate into layers Denser sinks to the bottom Then separate using a separating funnel with a tap
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What covalent bonds do simple molecular substances have?
Very strong covalent bonds to form small molecules of two or more atoms
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Are simple molecular covalent substances strong or weak?
By contrast to the forces between they are very weak
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Does simple molecular covalent substances have a high or low melting point and why?
Very low because molecules are easily parted from each other
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What substances are simple molecular?
Liquids | Gas
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Do molecular substances conduct electricity and why
No | There are no ions
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What are giant molecular covalent substances?
Similar to lattices except there are no charged ions
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What bond do giant molecular substances have?
Strong covalent bonds
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Are giant molecular substances A) conductors of electicity and B) soluble in water?
A) not conductors of electricity | B) INSOLUBLE in water
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What boiling point to giant molecular substances have?
Very high
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Give two example of giant molecular substances
Diamond | Graphite
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How many covalent bonds does diamond have?
4
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Explain why it is possible to separate air by fractional distillation
Liquid air produces a variety of products e.g nitrogen and oxygen
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How do you separate out miscible liquids?
Fractional distillation
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How do you fractionally distil air?
- filter to remove dust - cool to -200 degrees becomes miscible mixture of liquids - during cooling water vapour condenses and is removed - the liquified air enters the fractioning column and heated slowly - the remaining gas is separated by fractional distillation - oxygen n argon are. It separated so another column is used to separate them
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Describe how paper chromatography could be used to analyse colouring agents in food
Run samples of known mixtures alongside unknown mixture and compare where the spots end up
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What is the R(f) value of a chemical that moves 4.5cm when the solvent moves 12cm?
``` 0.375 because R(f) = distance travelled by substance divided by distance travelled by solvent ```