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Chemistry

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  1. 1Use the Kinetic Theory to explain the concept of absolute zero.Absolute zero is the lowest possible temperature where nothing could be colder and no heat energy remains in a substance. At absolute zero, a substance has no volume and no kinetic energy.
  2. 2Explain the structure of the atom in terms of protons, neutron and electrons.Explain the structure of the atom in terms of protons, neutron and electrons.
  3. 3Write the electron configuration using the shell model for the first 20 elements.The amount of electrons in each shell of an atom in it;s ground state.
    E.g. Calcium: 2,8,8,2
    Write the electron configuration using the shell model for the first 20 elements.
  4. 4Explain trends in 1st Ionisation Energy (Energy required to remove an electron) across periods and down groups in the periodic table.- Increases across. The nucleus becomes more positive while electrons are being added to the same shell. Hence ↑ electrostatic attraction.
    - Decreases down. Electrons are being placed in valence shells further away from the nucleus. Hence ↓ electrostatic attraction.
  5. 5Explain trends in atomic radius across periods and down groups in the periodic table.- Decreases across. The nucleus becomes more positive while electrons are being added to the same shell. Hence ↑ electrostatic attraction, pulling e closer.
    - Increases down. Electrons are being placed in valence shells further away from the nucleus. Hence ↓ electrostatic attraction.
  6. 6Explain trends in electronegativity across periods and down groups in the periodic table.- Increases across. The nucleus becomes more positive while electrons are being added to the same shell. Hence ↑ electrostatic attraction.
    - Decreases down. Electrons are being placed in valence shells further away from the nucleus. Hence ↓ electrostatic attraction.

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Year 12 Politics and Law Flashcards on Chemistry , created by neeishaaxx on 21/10/2014.
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