Unit 2 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

Atomic number

A

How many protons it contains

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2
Q

Mass number

A

Tells you how many protons and neutrons in total

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3
Q

Why does an atom have no charge

A

because it has the same amount of protons and electrons

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4
Q

Prótons have a …. Charge

A

Positive

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5
Q

Electrons have a ….. charge

A

Negative

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6
Q

Neutrons have a …. Charge

A

Neutral

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7
Q

What are electrons arranged in

A

Electron shells around the nucleus

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8
Q

Alkali metals

A

The atomic number and the mass number increases as you go down the group

Melting points go down

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9
Q

The melting point of sodium predict
When the melting point of lithium is 180 and potassium is 64

A

Below 180 and above 64

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10
Q

The boiling point of potassium when

Sodium is 883
And rubidium is 688

A

Below 883 and above 688

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11
Q

The elements which lithium sodium potassium and rubidium all react with water to produce a gas name the gas

A

Hydrogen

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12
Q

Predict the reaction between sodium and water

A

Give of bubbles and gives of heat more than lithium but not more than potassium

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13
Q

What does the mass number tell you about each element

A

Number of protons and electrons

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14
Q

Why is fluorine ion more stable than a fluorin atom

A

Ion is a more stable than an atom has it had a full outer shell

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15
Q

The symbol for fluorine is and F write the symbol for a fluorine ion

A

F— because it gains an electron

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16
Q

Ionic bonds or covalent

When a metal joins with a non metal to form a compound

17
Q

Ionic bonds or covalent

When two atoms share electrons

A

Covalent bond

18
Q

Ionic bonds or covalent

When two non metals join together

A

Covalent bond

19
Q

Ionic bonds or covalent

When a compound that is dissolved in water conducts electricity

20
Q

Ionic bonds or covalent

When atoms gain or lose electrons

21
Q

Write the formula for a molecule of methane when it has 4H and 1C

22
Q

What holds a lattice together

A

The equal and opposite electrostatic forces makes them very attached

23
Q

What does this lattice structure tell you about the melting point and boiling point of sodium chloride

A

The strength that holds the lattice together is so strong because if electrostatic forced that the melting and the boiling point is high

24
Q

Group 1 metals properties

A

Produce hydroxide
Alkali gas
Soft gas

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1-7 is
Unstable
26
Symbol when an element loses
+
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Symbol when an element gains
-
28
Molecule when does it occur
Occurs when you share electrons- covalent forced
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Irons
Electrostatic
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Atoms
They lose or gain electrons when their energy isn’t stable because it doesn’t have the maximum electrons
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Compound
Substance which is formed by 2 or more elements
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Lattice giant is a structure of
Ions
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Graphite giants
Is a structure or carbons
34
Ionic properties
High melting temperature and boiling points strong electrostatic
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Ionic compound
Gains or loses electrons
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Covalent compound
Shares electrons