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Atomic Structure and the periodic table

Hannah Allen Chemistry GCSE English 59 cards

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  1. 1what is a compound2 or more elements that are chemically bonded together
  2. 2on the periodic table what is the larger number that is placed below the symbol calledmass number
  3. 3on the periodic table what is the smaller number that is placed below the symbol calledatomic number
  4. 4nucleus is made up of...protons and neutrons
  5. 5how do u find the number of protons in an elementlook at the atomic number
  6. 6how do u find the number of electrons in an elementlook at the atomic number
  7. 7how do you find the number of neutrons in an elementmass number - the atomic number
  8. 8how do you balance equationscount the number of things and then add big numbers to the front to make everything equal
  9. 9carbon dioxideCO2
  10. 10waterH2O
  11. 11oxygen gasO2
  12. 12hydrogen gasH2
  13. 13nitrogen gasN2
  14. 14ammoniaNH3
  15. 15hydrochloric acidHCl
  16. 16sulfuric acidH2SO4
  17. 17mixturelots of different things, some chemically bonded, some not
  18. 18distillationseparating things off by boiling point, have to have different boiling points
  19. 19evaporationremove the liquid and leave solids that have been dissolved in the liquid in the dish
  20. 20filtrationlarge particles of solid in a liquid, the solids will get caught by the filtration paper when the liquid drips through
  21. 21plum pudding model has...a cloud of positive charge and negative electrons dotted throughout
  22. 22what did the Rutherford and marsdon experiment concludethat an atom has a positively charged center and a large section all around that is negatively charged
  23. 23Rutherford discovered...nucleus and protons
  24. 24Chadwick discovered...neutrons
  25. 25bohr is..our current model
  26. 26groups tell us..the number of electrons on the outer shell
  27. 27periods relate to...the number of shells that thing has
  28. 281st shell can hold...2 electrons
  29. 292nd shell can hold...8 electrons
  30. 303rd shell can hold8 electrons
  31. 31when elements become ions...they loose electrons meaning they have a positive charge/ they gain electrons meaning they have a negative charge
  32. 32do metals loose or gain electronsloose
  33. 33do non-metals loose or gain electronsgain
  34. 34group 1 isalkali metals
  35. 35groups 2 isalkali earth metals
  36. 36group 7 arethe halogens
  37. 37group 8 arethe nobal gases
  38. 38middle section arethe transition metals
  39. 39Mendeleev arranged thingsby mass, he left gaps, groups with similar patterns, he could predict properties of element yet to be discovered
  40. 40nobel gasses havea full outer shell, they don't need to gain or loose electrons so are unreactive
  41. 41nobel gasses can be used inballoons, neon lights
  42. 42halogens arenon-metals, diatomic molecules (add a little 2, in pairs), highly reactive
  43. 43halogens, theyshare electrons
  44. 44halogens are ordered bymost reactive at the top, lowest boiling point at the top, vice versa
  45. 45when halogens react they...gain an electron, meaning they form -1 ions = reduction
  46. 46halogens react highly withgroup one metals because they want to loose an electron
  47. 47if an element is more reactive...it displaces the less reactive element. this is a displacement reaction
  48. 48halogens are mostly used for...sterilizing things
  49. 49alkali metals react violently with...water, flames can be shown
  50. 50properties of alkali metals aresoft grey metals, easily cutable, kept in oil so it doesn't react with oxygen or water in the air
  51. 51metal + oxygen =metal oxide
  52. 52metal + water =metal hydroxide, exothermic reaction, releases lost of heat and releases hydrogen gas
  53. 53alkali metals are ordered asleast reactive at the top, high melting point at the top
  54. 54transition metal properties...hard, shiny and good conductors
  55. 55transition metals are used in...jewelry, wires, source pans
  56. 56transition metal colours...copper = blue, iron 2 = light green, iron 3 = orangery brown, cobalt = deep rich blue
  57. 57an ion is?an atom or group of atoms that have lost or gained electrons
  58. 58elements is...atoms with the same number of protons
  59. 59isotopes havesame number of protons but different number of neutrons

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GCSE Chemistry Flashcards on Atomic Structure and the periodic table, created by Hannah Allen on 15/05/2021.
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