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  • what is the relative mass and charge of a proton?
    relative mass: 1 charge: +1
  • whats the relative mass and charge of an electron?
    relative mass : very small
    charge : -1
  • what’s the relative mass and charge of a neutron?
    relative mass: 1 charge : 0
  • what is an isotope?
    an isotope is a variant of an element that has the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons in its nucleus. it has the same atomic number but a different mass number
  • what is a mixture?

    a combination of two or more substances that are not chemically bonded. the elements are easy to separate
  • what is simple distillation?
    separating a liquid from a solution
  • what is fractional distillation?
    separating out a mixture of liquids
    can be used to separate out crude oil into fractions
  • what are the properties of alkali metals(group 1)?
    •low melting and boiling points
    •soft + very reactive
    •low density
    •get more reactive as u go down
    >they get bigger so it’s easier to lose an electron
    •form ionic compounds with non metals
    •react with water to produce hydrogen
    •they react with a chlorine to produce a metal salt
    •react with oxygen to form metal oxides
  • what are the properties of halogens(group 7)?
    •non metals
    •become less reactive as u go down
    >harder to gain an electron due to distance from the nucleus
    •melting and boiling points become higher as u go down
  • what are the properties of the noble gases(group 0)?
    •unreactive due to full outer shells
    •stable due to full outer shells
    •colourless gases at room temperature
    •boiling point increases as u go down
    >greater intermolecular forces due to more electrons
    •helium, neon, argon
  • what are the halogens?

    •fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine
  • what is the plum pudding model of the atom?
    •thomson in 1897
    •ball of positive mass with electrons embedded
  • what is the alpha particle scattering experiment?
    •rutherford in 1909
    •most passed thru = atom mostly empty space
    •some reflected from centre = mass concentrated at centre + nucleus is charged
  • what did niels bohr discover about the atom?
    •electrons oribit in shells
    •1911
  • what did james chadwick discover about the atom?
    •nucleus contained neutrons
    •1940
  • what is chromatography?
    separating out mixtures
  • what is filtration?
    separating solids from liquids
  • what is evaporation?
    •separating soluble salt from solution
    •quick way
  • what is crystallisation?
    •separating soluble salt from solution
    •slower method