Atomic Structure + The periodic table

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    • What is a compound?
      Two or more different elements chemically bonded
    • What is an element?
      Something found on the periodic table
    • What is a mixture?
      Two or more substances that may be bonded
    • Where are electrons located in an atom?
      On the shells around the nucleus
    • What is the mass of an electron?
      So small it is considered zero
    • What is the charge of a proton?
      Plus 1
    • How do you calculate the mass number of an atom?
      Protons plus neutrons
    • What does the atomic number represent?
      Number of protons in an atom
    • If an atom has an atomic number of 24, how many protons does it have?
      24 protons
    • How many neutrons are in an atom with a mass number of 52 and an atomic number of 24?
      28 neutrons
    • What is the first step in writing a balanced equation?
      Write the word equation for the reaction
    • What are the methods to separate mixtures?
      • Distillation: separates liquids with different boiling points
      • Filtration: separates solids from liquids
      • Fractional distillation: separates compounds by size and boiling points
    • What was the plum pudding model of the atom?
      A sphere of positive charge with electrons
    • What did Rutherford's experiment reveal about the atom?
      Positive charge is clustered in the nucleus
    • Who discovered neutrons?
      Chadwick
    • What do groups and periods on the periodic table indicate?
      • Groups: Number of electrons in the outer shell
      • Periods: Number of electron shells
    • How many electrons can the first shell hold?
      2 electrons
    • How many electrons can the second shell hold?
      8 electrons
    • How many electrons can the third shell hold?
      8 electrons
    • What is an ion?
      An atom that has lost or gained electrons
    • What charge does sodium ion have after losing an electron?
      +1 charge
    • What charge does fluorine ion have after gaining an electron?
      -1 charge
    • What are the properties of alkali metals and halogens?
      • Alkali metals: Very reactive, one electron in outer shell
      • Halogens: Very reactive, seven electrons in outer shell
    • Who developed the first proper periodic table?
      Mendeleev
    • What are noble gases known for?
      Being unreactive with full outer shells
    • How does reactivity change in alkali metals and halogens?
      Increases down the group for alkali metals
    • What is a characteristic of transition metals?
      They are hard and good conductors
    • What color is copper when oxidized?
      Blue-green
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