Year 9 end of year test part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

How are ions formed?

A

Loss or gain of electrons in the outer shell, leading to a full outer shell.

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2
Q

Why are group zero unreactive?

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They already have full outer shells

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3
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ionic bonding is…

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the bond formed from the strong electrostatic attraction between positive or negative ions.

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4
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oxidation is

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loss of electrons

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5
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reduction is

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gain of electrons

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6
Q

giant ionic lattices have high melting and boiling points because

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the bonds are strong and require a lot of energy to break

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7
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Elements are

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Substances of one type of atom

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8
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Mixtures are

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multiple substances mixed but not bonded together

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9
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Compounds are

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multiple elements chemically bonded together

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10
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Metals are

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conductive and turn into oxides

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11
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Non-metals are

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Insulators and turn into dioxides

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12
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Metals are where on the periodic table

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the left

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13
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Non-metals are where on the periodic table

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the right

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14
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Solvent

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A liquid a substance dissolves in

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15
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Solute

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A substance dissolving in a liquid

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16
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Solution

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a liquid a substance has already dissolved in

17
Q

Saturated

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used to describe a solution when no more solute can dissolve

18
Q

Solubility

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The amount of solute that can dissolve in a solvent at a certain temperature in grams per 100 grams

19
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Sodium, Potassium, Ammonium and Nitrates

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Soluble

20
Q

Chlorides

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Soluble except silver and lead

21
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Sulphates

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Soluble except for barium calcium and lead

22
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carbonates

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insoluble except for sodium potassium and ammonium

23
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hydroxides

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insoluble except for sodium potassium and calcium