C1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Proton

A

Relative mass : 1
Relative charge : +1

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2
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Neutron

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Relative mass : 1
Relative charge : 0

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3
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Electron

A

Relative mass : 0
Relative charge : -1

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4
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  1. Dalton
A

Solid sphere

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5
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  1. JJ Thomson
A

Plum pudding
- electron

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6
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  1. Rutherford + Marsden
A

Alpha scattering experiment
- atoms mostly empty space
- positively charged nucleus at centre

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7
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  1. Bohr
A

Electron shells

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8
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  1. Rutherford
A

Proton

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9
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  1. Chadwick
A

Neutron

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10
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Periodic table top number

A

Atomic mass
- no. of protons + no. of neutrons

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11
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Periodic table bottom number

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Atomic number
- no. of protons
- no. of electrons

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12
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How to work out neutrons of element

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Atomic mass (top) - atomic number (bottom)

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13
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Isotope

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Same number of protons, different number of neutrons

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14
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Ion

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Charged particle formed when atom/molecule gains/loses electrons

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15
Q

1 carbon

A

meth

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16
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2 carbon

17
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3 carbon

18
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4 carbon

19
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C-C

20
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C=C

21
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simple distillation

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seperate liquid from a solution
eg. water from sea water

22
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fractional distillation

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sperate liquid from a mixture of miscible liquids
eg. water from ethanol and water mix because liquids have different boiling points

23
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activation energy

A

minimum amount of energy that must be availible to reactants for chemical reaction to occur
- kilojoules per mole

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No. of protons = (atoms)

A

No. of neutrons

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Filtration
Separates insoluble solid from a liquid reaction mixture
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Evaporation
(Quick) separates a soluble salt from a solution (if salt doesn’t decompose)
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Crystallisation
separates a soluble salt from a solution (if salt decomposes)
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group 1 elements (3)
“ALKALI METALS” - very reactive, 1 electron in outer shell - soft, low density - form ionic compounds with non metals
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alkali metals reaction with water
produces hydrogen gas - react vigorously
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alkali metals reaction with chlorine
produces a salt - react vigorously, form white salts called metal chlorides
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alkali metals reaction with oxygen
produce a metal oxide
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group 1 as you go down…
- increase reactivity - lower melting + boiling points - higher relative atomic mass
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group 7 elements
“HALOGENS” fluorine chlorine bromine iodine
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group 7 as you go down…
- decrease reactivity - higher melting + boiling points - higher relative atomic masses