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Topic 1 - Atomic Structure and Periodic Table

Mark Smith Chemistry GCSE Englisch 61 Karten

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  1. 1What's an atom?All substances are made of atoms. An atom is the smallest part of an element that can exist.
  2. 2How many different elements are there?100
  3. 3What are formed when elements react?Compounds
  4. 4What happens in a chemical reaction?New substances are formed
  5. 5What's a compound?Two or more elements chemically combined
  6. 6Compounds can only be seperated into their elements by..?Chemical reactions
  7. 7What's a mixture?Two or more elements or compounds not chemically combined
  8. 8Dalton's atomic model?Atoms are tiny sheres that can't be divided
  9. 9Plum pudding model?Ball of positive chareg with negative electrons embedded
  10. 10Nuclear model?Small, dense, positive nucleus. Electrons outside the nucleus. Most of the atom is empty space
  11. 11How did Nils Bohr adapt the nuclear model?Electrons orbit the nucleus at specific distances
  12. 12Order of subatomic particle discovery?Electron, proton, neutron
  13. 13Who discovered the neutron?James Chadwick
  14. 14Charge on a proton?+1
  15. 15Charge on a neutron?0
  16. 16Charge on an electron?-1
  17. 17Why do atoms have no overall charge?Number of protons = number of neutrons
  18. 18Atomic numberNumber of protons
  19. 19Atoms of the same element have the same number of..Protons
  20. 20Atomic radius0.1nm (1x10-10m)
  21. 21Nuclear radius1x10-14m
  22. 22Relative mass of a proton?1
  23. 23Relative mass of a neutron?1
  24. 24Relative mass of an electron?Very small
  25. 25Mass numberProtons + neutrons
  26. 26IsotopesAtoms with same number of protons, different number of neutrons
  27. 27Relative Atomic MassAverage mass of all the atoms of an element (takes into account abundance)
  28. 28In which order do electron shells fill?From nearest the nucleus outwards
  29. 29Which electron shells have lowest energy?Nearest the nucleus
  30. 30In the modern periodic table, elements are arranged in order of..Atomic number
  31. 31What are the columns on the periodic table called?Groups
  32. 32What are the rows on the periodic table called?Periods
  33. 33Elements in the same group have…Similar properties
  34. 34Atoms of the elements in the same group have…Same number of electrons in their outer shell
  35. 35How did Mendeleev mostly order the elements in his periodic table?By atomic weight
  36. 36What two things did Mendeleev do in the design of his table?Leave gaps for undiscovered elements, changed the order of some elements
  37. 37Why was Mendellev's table accepted?He predicted properties of undiscovered elements. When they were discovered their properties matched his predictions
  38. 38What charge ions do metals form?Positive
  39. 39Most of the elements in the periodic table are…Metals
  40. 40Where are non-metals in the periodic table?Top right
  41. 41What is the name of Group 0?Noble Gases
  42. 42Why are Noble Gases unreactive?They have stable electron arrangements
  43. 43Trend in Noble Gas boiling points?Increases with increasing relative atomic mass (i.e. going down the group)
  44. 44What is the name of Group 1?Alkali Metals
  45. 45How many electrons do alkali metals have in their outside shell?1
  46. 46Alkali metal + oxygen →Metal oxide
  47. 47Alkali metal + water →Metal hydroxide + hydrogen
  48. 48Alkali metals react with halogens to form…Salts
  49. 49How does reactivity of alkali metal change as you go down the group?Increases
  50. 50What is the name of Group 7?Halogens
  51. 51How many electrons do halgens have in their outside shells?7
  52. 52As elements, halogens exist as…Diatomic molecules
  53. 53Halogens react with non-metals to form…Covalent molecules
  54. 54Halogens react with hydrogen to form…Hydrogen halides which dissolve in water to form acids
  55. 55Trend in halogen melting and boiling points?Increase with increasing relative formula mass (down the group)
  56. 56How does reactivity of halogens change as you go down the group?Decreases
  57. 57A more reactive halogen can…Displace a less reactive halogen from its aqueous salt
  58. 58Compared to alkali metals, transition metals…Less reactive, higher melting points, stronger and harder
  59. 59Transition metals can form ions with…Different charges
  60. 60Appearance of transition metal compoundsColoured solids and coloured solutions
  61. 61Transition metal and their compounds are useful as…Catalysts

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