Chapter 1 - Atomic structure and Periodic table

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Chapter 1 - Atomic structure and Periodic table
  1. All elements can be found inside the periodic table.
    1. An element is a substance that cannot be brokn down.
    2. Compounds are a substance that contains 2 or more different types of atoms.
      1. Magnesium + Chlorine ---> Magnesium Chloride
      2. ...ate means oxygen is involved in the reaction
        1. Electricity can break compounds apart
          1. MgO(2) is a formulae
            1. Mg is in group 2
              1. Oxygen is diatomic - O(2)
                1. It is in group 6
              2. This adds up to 8 and it has a full outer shell. It is Happy :)
              3. If 2 or more elements join be sharing electrons , it is a molecule
                1. Mixtures are more than one type of atom not chemically joined. This means they can easily be separated from eachother
                  1. Filtration - This technique separates a insoluble liquid from a solid. One beaker contains solid and liquid , the other is filter paper.The mixtueres are both poure din and the solid will be left behind, the solid will not.
                    1. Crystallisation can be used to separate a solid dissolved in liquid.
                      1. Distillation is separating out liquids with different boiling points
                        1. Chromatograpghy is separating out the different coloured inks.
                          1. Theories of the atom
                            1. 1. 400 BC, Democritus suggested the atom was a group of small particles that could not be divided.
                              1. 2. John Dalton, 200years after suggested the atom was a "billiard ball" that could not be divided
                                1. 3.1897 ,JJ. Thompson discovered the electron and said the electrons were embedded in a ball of positive charge, like a Plum Pudding.
                                  1. 4. 1909 Geiger and Marsden found interesting results and with Ernest Rutherford, they discovered that the atom had a nucleus and Rutherford said that it has a positive charge in the centre where the mass is concentrated and much was empty space . This is the nuclear model
                                    1. 5. 1913, Niels bohr used
                            2. Elecron has a negative charge, Proton has a positive charge and Neutron hasn't got a charge.
                              1. Relative Atomic mass mass can be found by : (Mass of first Isotope x %of first Isotope) x (mass of 2nd Isotope x % of second Isotope)

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