Unit Test 2 Flashcards

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1
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pure substance – what is it? Give some examples

A

It’s an element like iorn

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2
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element – what is it? Give some examples

A

A chemical substance like gold

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3
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compound – what is it? How is it different from an element?

A

A mix of 2 or more elements

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4
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what are valence electrons?

A

The electrons on the last shell

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5
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cation/anion – what are they?

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Cation is a positive charged ion and Anion is a negative chraged ion

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6
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states of matter – name them/ particles distribution/ (mass/shape/volume)?

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Solid: Particles are close together has mass shape and volume
Liquid: Particles are further apart has mass and has no shape
Gas: Particles are far away has no mass or volume

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7
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atom structure –all 5 parts and their location

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Nucleus, orbit, proton, electron, neutron

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8
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heterogeneous mixture – definition and examples

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A mechanical mixture where the two thing are visibly separate

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9
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what is a isotope

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It’s an atom with a different amount of neutron from protons

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10
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what is a ion

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an electric charge that an atom takes on when it loses or gains electrons

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11
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what is atomic models –> scientists (names) + what each scientist discovered (their contribution to our understanding of the atom)

A

Bohr

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12
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who created the periodic table?

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Demetri Mandlev

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13
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what is ionic and molecular compounds – what is the difference?

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ionic = Non-metal + metal
Molecular = Non-metal + Non-metal

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14
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  • how many elements are known today?
A

118

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14
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  • the structure of each “BOX” from periodic table – what the symbols/ numbers mean?
A

Atomic number: Number of protons an atom has
Atomic mass: Mass of an atom of a chemical element
Element name: Name of the element of the periodic table
Element symbol: one or two letter to represent an element of the periodic table

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15
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  • columns – what are they? Name the ones we discussed in class and KNOW where they are located
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18 vertical rows, on the left Alkali metals, Alkaline earth metals, on the right halogens, noble gases

16
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  • periods - what are they? Why are they important – what information can we get?
A

7 horizontal rows Depending on what period is the more shell it has

17
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  • what are noble gasses + characteristics +location
A

the 18 group on the right non-metallic and very unreactive

18
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  • what are halogens +characteristics+ location
A

the 17 group on the right non-metallic elements that are strongly reactive

19
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  • what are alkali metals+ characteristics+ location
A

The 1 group on the left metallic elements that are strongly reactive

20
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  • what are alkaline earth metals + characteristics+ location
A

The 2 group on the left metallic elements that are reactive

21
Q

know all 3 formulas

A

M/V=D
M/D=V
D/V=M

22
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Name 3 properties of metals/non-metals?

A

state of matter, colour and luster

23
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What are metalloids?

A

They’re a mix of metals and non-metal

23
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Where are the metals, non-metals and metalloids located on the periodic table?

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Metal are on the left and have the most elements, Metaliods are between metals and non metals, non metals are on the right