C1.1 Fundamental Ideas

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Flashcards on C1.1 Fundamental Ideas, created by btom12 on 26/02/2015.
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Groups Columns in the periodic table
Periods Rows in the periodic table
Nucleus Contains protons and neutrons, electrons orbit the nucleus.
Protons, neutrons and electrons relative mass/charge Relative mass, charge Proton: 1, +1 Neutron: 1, 0 Electron: 1/2000, -1
Electrons shell structure 1 - 2 2 - 8 3 - 8
What is the mass number, no. of protons, electrons and neutrons? 23 Na 11 23 = mass no. (protons and neutrons) 11 = no. of protons 11 = no. of electrons (same number of protons as electrons)
S L G Aq solid liquid gas aqueous (dissolved in a solution)
Covalent bonding Non-metals share atoms. E.g. hydrogen > To fill the outer shell
Ionic bonding Electrons are transferred from a metal to a non-metal Positive ion - loses the electrons (more protons than electrons) Negative ion - gains atoms (less protons than electrons)
Ionic Formulae The two ions in a compound need to have the same charge. E.g. Sodium: Na+ Fluoride: F- Sodium Fluoride: NaF
Calcium: Ca+² Sulphate: SO₄-² Calcium Sulphate: CaSO₄ Magnesium: Mg₂ Hydroxide OH¹ Mg(OH)₂ Aluminium: Al+³ Oxide: O-² 3(Al+³)+3(O-²) Al₂O₃
Elextrons in the same group... This means... have the same amount of outer electrons. they react in similar ways.
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