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Unit 1 - Atomic Structure Flashcards

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1
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What is matter made up of?

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Atoms which can combine in different ways eg solid liquid gas

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What are the 3 sub atomic particles

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Protons
Neutrons
Electrons

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3
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What does AMU stand for

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Atomic Mass Unit

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What is found at the centre of the atom

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Protons and neutrons which form a nucleus, and has electrons orbiting around it

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What are electrons held in

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Energy levels

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6
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What is meant by the atomic number and the mass number

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Atomic number - number of protons an atom has

Mass number - number of protons AND neutrons an atom has

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7
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What is a protons mass, charge, and location

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Mass - 1
Charge - +
Location - centre of nucleus

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What is the neutrons charge, mass and location

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Charge - 0
Mass - 1
Location - centre of nucleus

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9
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What is an electrons mass, charge, location

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Mass - 1/2000
Charge - (-)
Location - orbiting round nucleus

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10
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What are isotopes

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Isotopes are atoms which have the same atomic number but DIFFERENT mass number

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11
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What affects the rate of a reaction

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Catalyst
Temperature
Surface area
Concentration

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12
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How does a catalyst affect the rate of reaction

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As they bring reactive molecules close enough to react on the catalyst surface

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13
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a catalyst

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Adv
Speeds up reaction
Lowers temperature of reaction

Disadv
Expensive
Potentially harmful

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14
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How does temperature affect the rate of reaction

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When we heat up a reaction the particles move much faster. This means there is a greater chance of a successful collision taking place

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How does surface area affect rate of reaction

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The larger the surface area the greater the reaction. Large surface areas mean a greater chance of a successful collision

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How does concentration affect rate of reaction

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Concentration is a measure of how many solute particles are dissolved in a volume of a solvent. Increasing concentration means less space and so more chance of a successful collision

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17
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What is average rate

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Average rate = change in measurement / change in time

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18
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How are the elements in the periodic table arranged

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In order of increasing atomic number

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19
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How can we divide the elements up in the periodic table

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Metals and non metals
Solids liquids gases
Natural and man made
Groups

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20
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What are the different groups in the periodic table

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Group 1 - alkali metals 
            2 - alkaline earth metals 
Between 2 and 3 - transition metals 
            7 - halogens 
            8 - noble gases
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21
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What is RAM

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Relative Atomic Mass

Average mass of isotopes taking into account their relative proportions

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22
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How would you calculate the average mass

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Cl - 2 isotopes
35. 37
Cl and Cl. 75% of Cl is 35
17. 17

(3575/100) + (3775/100)

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23
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What are the seven diatomic atoms

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O2, H2, N2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2

24
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What is an ion

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When there is an imbalance in the number of protons and electrons.

25
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How are ions formed

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By gaining or losing of electrons which achieves a stable electron configuration.

26
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What is nuclide notation

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Used to show numbers of sub atomic particles in an atom/ion

27
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What is a lattice

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A regular arrangement of ions where each positive ion is surrounded by negative ions

28
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What do ionic compounds have

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High melting and boiling points as it takes a lot of energy to break the strong ionic bonds which breaks the lattice

29
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How else can you break down the lattice

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Dissolving it

30
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When do ionic compounds only conduct electricity

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When molten or in solution due to the breakdown of the lattice resulting in the ions being free to move

31
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What is a covalent bond

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Shared pair of electrons which is attracted to the nuclei of the bonded atoms

32
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What leads to double or triple covalent bonds

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Covalent bonds can be more than one bond between atoms

33
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What can covalent substances form

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Discrete molecular or giant network structures

34
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What do covalent molecular structures have

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Low melting and boiling points as only weak forces of attraction between molecules are being broken

35
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What do giant covalent networks have

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High melting and boiling points as it takes a lot of energy to break the strong covalent network bonds

36
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What types of atoms make covalent bonds occur

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Non metals, the electrons are shared between them

37
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What do physical properties indicate

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Solubility 
Conductivity 
Hardness 
State at room temp 
Appearance
38
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When are ionic compounds formed

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When metal ‘ions’ and non metal ‘ions’ form ionic bonds

39
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What is an ion bind described as

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Electrostatic form of attraction

Metals and non metals ions transfer electrons

40
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What are the common acids

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Sulphuric acid (H2SO4) 
Hydrochloric acid (HCl) 
Nitric acid (HNO3) 
Citric acid 
Acetic acid aka vinegar
41
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What do all acids contain

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H+ ion

42
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What are bases made from

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Alkalis (metal hydroxides)
Metal oxide
Metal carbonate

43
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What are the common bases

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Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) 
Copper oxide (CuO) 
Calcium carbonate (CaCO3) aka chalk
44
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What is neutralisation

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When a solution has an equal amount of hydroxide ions and hydrogen ions

45
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What is the equation for acid and metal oxide

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Acid + metal oxide = salt + water

46
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What is the equation involving acid and metal hydroxide

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Acid + metal hydroxide (alkali) -> water + salt

47
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What is the equation involving acid and metal carbonate

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Acid + metal carbonate -> salt + water + carbon dioxide

48
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How do you name a salt

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The 1st part of the salts name comes from the base and the second part comes from the name of the salt

49
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What is an acid

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A solution with a greater concentration of hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions

50
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What is an alkali

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A solution that has a greater concentration of hydroxide ions

51
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What do soluble metal oxides produce when added to water

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Metal hydroxide solutions which increase the hydroxide ion concentration

52
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What increases the hydrogen ion concentration

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Soluble non metal oxides

53
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What are spectator ions

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In a reaction not all substances will react. The ones that don’t are called SPECTATOR IONS. if the state symbol has changed during the reaction then the ion is NOT a spectator ion. If the state symbol HAS changed then it is a spectator ion

54
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What is titration

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It is an analytical technique used to determine the accurate volumes involved in chemical reactions such as neutralisation.

55
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What do all substances contain?

A

Matter

56
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How do you know if a reaction is endothermic

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If the temperature drops during the reaction

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