atom structure and the periodic table

Cards (13)

  • element
    all of the atoms are the same
  • compound
    two or more different atoms chemically bonded together
  • mixture
    different elements or compounds which are not chemically bonded to each other
  • molecule
    has any elements combined
  • filtration
    used to separate an insoluble solid from a liquid
    1. pour mixture into filter paper
    2. the liquid passes through the tiny pores (filtrate), solids are trapped
  • simple distillation
    1. evaporate liquid by heating
    2. condense vapour back into liquid by cooling
  • fractional distillation
    1. gently heat mixture
    2. when the vapours reach the fractionating column they condense and drip back into the flask where the liquids evaporate again
    3. increases the amount of lower boiling point chemical in the fractionating column
    4. pass into a condenser and turn into liquid
    5. collected in a fresh beaker
  • nuclear model
    • empty space
    • negative electrons surrounding the positive nucleus
  • modified nuclear model
    • niels bohr proposed electrons orbited the nucleus at specific distances
    • energy levels or shells
    • several years later, protons were discovered, determines amount of positive charge
    • james chadwick discovered that the nucleus also contained neutral particles, neutron
    • radius is of an atom is 0.1 nanometres
    • radius of nucleus is 1 times 10 (-14)
  • relative charges
    • proton +1
    • neutron 0
    • electron -1
  • relative mass
    • proton 1
    • neutron 1
    • electron very small
  • plum pudding model
    in 1897, electrons discovered
    • atom is a ball of positive charge with negative electron embedded in it
    • alpha scattering experiment, scientist took a piece of gold foil, then fired alpha particles with positive charge.
    • most particles went through without changing direction (empty space), sometimes, they were deflected (centre must have a positive charge), sometimes, bounced straight back off (centre of atom contains a great deal of mass)
    • replaced plum pudding model with a nuclear model