chem paper 1

Cards (70)

  • what is a atom
    an element which cannot be broken down
  • what is a compound
    two or more elements chemically bonded
  • what is a mixture
    different atoms/compounds not chemically bonded
  • what is a element
    a substance containing only one type of atom
  • what does filteration do
    removed large, insoluble particles from a liquid
  • what does evapouration do
    leaves behind crystals of a dissolved substance
  • what is distillation
    condensing the evapourated solvent and collectinf it
  • what is fractional distillate
    the separation of liquids due to their different boiling points
  • what does chromatography do
    it causes substances to rise up the paper due to capillary action
  • can solids be compressed
    no
  • can liquids be compressed
    no
  • can gasses be compressed
    yes
  • what are the particles like in a solid
    in a regular arrangement/ fixed position
  • what are the particles like in a liquid
    no regular arrangement/ able to move
  • what are the particles like in a gas
    far apart/ free to move
  • what is it when a solid changes to a gas
    sublimation
  • who created the plum pudding model
    JJ Thomson
  • what did ernest rutherford discover
    that the neucleus was small and positively charged
  • what did neils bohr say
    electrons exist in shells
  • what did james chadwick say
    neucleus must contain neutrons and protons
  • charge of a proton
    +1
  • charge of a neutron
    0
  • charge of a electron
    -1
  • mass of a proton
    1
  • mass of a neutron
    1
  • mass of a electron
    0
  • what is a isotope
    same element but different number if neutrons
  • whats the atomic number
    the number of protons in a neucleus
  • whats the mass number?
    number of protons and neutrons in a neucleus
  • how were the elements originally ordered in the periodic table
    atomic weight
  • what did Dmitri Mendeleev do on his table
    leave gaps for undiscovered elements
  • electrons fill up in the order of what
    2,8,8,2
  • why do metals donate electrons
    to gain an empty shell to form positive ions
  • why do non metals accept electrons
    to gain a full shell
  • what can non metals form
    negative ions
  • atoms in group 1 are called what
    alkali metals
  • atoms in group 7 are called what
    halogens
  • group 0 elem are called what
    noble gases
  • are group 0 atoms reactive
    not at all
  • what can transition metals do
    donate different numbers of electrons