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1
Q

Element

A

1 type of atom

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2
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Group

A

Downward elements that have a certain amount of electrons around the nucleus

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3
Q

Period

A

A period is from left to right, electrons increasing in order

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4
Q

Alkali metals

A

Metals that have 1 electron around the nucleus

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5
Q

Alkaline metals

A

2 electrons around the nucleus

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6
Q

Halogens

A

Elements that have an atom with 7 electrons around it

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7
Q

Noble gases

A

They have a full set of electrons

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8
Q

Transition metals

A

Metals that aren’t fully metals

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9
Q

Periodic table

A

A table of elements that lists electrons, periods and rows

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10
Q

Metal+acid

A

Salt + hydrogen

Hydrochloric-chloride
Nitric-nitrate
Sulphuric-sulphate

Eg.
Zinc +sulphuric acid ->zinc sulphate +hydrogen

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11
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Metal +water

A

Metal + water = metal hydroxide +hydrogen gas

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12
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Metals + oxygen

A

Metal oxide

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13
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Displacement reactions

A

How metal acids will displace each other according to the reactivity series.
Magnesium+zinc nitrate= magnesium nitrate+zinc

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14
Q

Metal ore

A

A metal that is found in the earth’s crust and is mixed with rock or a gas

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15
Q

Metals extracted from ores

A

Electrolysis, hydrogen and copper

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16
Q

Thermite reaction

A

A displacement or competition reaction between aluminium and iron oxide, producing aluminium oxide and iron. It releases enough heat to melt the iron, so it can be used for joining railway tracks together.

17
Q

Reactivity series

A
Please   Potassium
Stop,   Sodium
Learn.  Lithium
Calling.  Calcium
Me.  Magnesium
A.  Aluminium 
Carless.  Copper
Zebra.   Zinc
Instead.  Iron
Try.  Tin
Learning.   Lead
How.   Hydrogen
Copper.  Copper
Saves.   Mercury
Gold.  Gold
18
Q

Group

A

The column of elements depending on the amount of protons on their outer shells

19
Q

Period

A

It is the rows , determining their level of reactivity -how many protons in the atom .

20
Q

Alkali metals / group 1

A
7 
Li 
Lithium 
3 
23 
Na 
Sodium 
11 
39 
K 
Potassium 
19 
85 
Rb 
Rubidium 
37 
133 
Cs 
Caesium 
55 

Fr
Francium
87

21
Q

Alkaline earth metals /group 2

A
Be 
Beryllium 
4 
24 
Mg 
Magnesium 
12 
40 
Ca 
Calcium 
20 
88 
Sr 
Strontium 
38 
137 
Ba 
Barium 
56 
226 
Ra 
Radium 
88
22
Q

Halogens /group 7

A
19 
F 
Fluorine 
9 
35.5 
Cl 
Chlorine 
17 
80 
Br 
Bromine 
35 
127 
I 
Iodine 
53 

At
Astatine
85

23
Q

Noble gases /group 0or8

A
He 
Helium 
2 
20 
Ne 
Neon 
10 
40 
Ar 
Argon 
18 
84 
Kr 
Krypton 
36 
131 
Xe 
Xenon 
54 

Rn
Radon
86

24
Q

Transition metals

A
Sc 
Scandium 
21 
Ti 
Titanium 
22 
V 
Vanadium 
23 
Cr 
Chromium 
24 
55 
Mn 
Manganese 
25 
Fe 
Iron 
26 
Co 
Cobalt 
27 
Ni 
Nickel 
28 
Cu 
Copper 
29 
Zn 
Zinc 
30 
89 
Y 
Yttrium 
39 
91 
Zr 
Zirconiu
m 
40 
93 
Nb 
Niobium 
41 
96 
Mo 
Molybdenum 
42 
98 
Tc 
Technetium 
43 
101 
Ru 
Ruthenium 
44 
103 
Rh 
Rhodium 
45 
106 
Pd 
Palladium 
46 
108 
Ag 
Silver 
47 
112 
Cd 
Cadmium 
48 
139 
La 
Lanthanum 
57  
178 
Hf 
Hafnium 
72 
181 
Ta 
Tantalum 
73 
184 
W 
Tungsten 
74 
186 
Re 
Rhenium 
75 
190 
Os 
Osmium 
76 
192 
Ir 
Iridium 
77 
195 
Pt 
Platinum 
78 
197 
Au 
Gold 
79 
201 
Hg 
Mercury 
80 
227 
Ac 
Actinium
25
Q

Noble gases are stable because ..

A

They do not require any more or less protons.

26
Q

To be stable or unstable means

A

Its reactivity depending on the greater or lesser amount of atoms it needs to lose or gain.

27
Q

Metal +Acid =

A

Salt ( metal salt ) + hydrogen

28
Q

Different salts :

  • hydrochloric acids =
  • nitric salt =
  • sulphuric acid =
A
  • chloride
  • nitrate
  • sulphate
29
Q

Magnesium + hydrochloric acid =

A

Magnesium chloride + hydrogen

30
Q

Zinc + sulphuric acid =

A

Zinc sulphate + hydrogen

31
Q

Potassium nitrate + hydrogen =

A

Potassium + nitric acid

32
Q

Metal + oxygen =

A

Metal oxide

33
Q

Metal + water =

A

Metal hydroxide + hydrogen

34
Q
Please 
Stop
Calling
Me
A
Carless
Zebra
Instead 
Try
Learning 
How 
Copper
Saves
Gold
A
Potassium 
Sodium 
Calcium
Magnesium 
Aluminium 
Carbon 
Zinc 
Iron
Tin 
Lead
Hydrogen 
Copper
Silver 
Gold
35
Q

Chemical displacement is ..

A

The process of which a more reactive chemical replaces another.

36
Q

Example

A

Lead nitrate + potassium = potassium nitrate + lead

37
Q

Ores are metals found in rock underground , dug up through mining and extracted from different processes.

A

Any metal less reactive than carbon can be separated using carbon as it is any metal less reactive than carbon is less likely to react with anything else . Separating a metal with carbon means to heat it up-extracting the metal

38
Q

Gold is special..

A

It is the most least reactive therefore not able to deaerate as easily.-making it expensive .