P4 & 3

Cards (22)

  • Atoms
    • They are the SMALLEST part of an ELEMENT that can exist. 
  • structure
    A) shells
    B) Nucleus
    C) Electrons
    D) proton
    E) neutron
    F) electron
    G) +1
    H) 0
    I) -1
    J) 1
    K) 1
    L) 1/2000
  • John dalton
    atoms were solid SPHERES, and different spheres represented different ELEMENTS.
  • JJ Thomson
    A) ball of positive charge
    B) electron
  • Atom model names
    Dalton
    Thomson
    Rutherford
    Bohr
    Chadwick
  • symbol equations
    • (s) for solid
    • (l) for liquid
    • (g) for gas
    • (aq) for aqueous (dissolved in water)
  • state changes
    A) melting
    B) freezing
    C) boiling
    D) condensing
  • HEATING a solid or liquid will INCREASE its internal energy.
  • SPECIFIC LATENT HEAT
    energy required to change the state of 1kg of the substance with no temperature change
  • Specific Latent Heat of FUSION
    state changes from SOLID to LIQUID (melting).
  • Specific Latent Heat of VAPORISATION
    state changes from LIQUID to GAS (boiling).
  • Heating Graphs
    A) solid
    B) liquid
    C) gas
    D) melting
    E) boiling
  • Cooling Graphs
    A) gas
    B) liquid
    C) solid
    D) condensing
    E) freezing
  • Radius of
    ATOM: 1 x 10-10 m
    NUCLEUS: 1 x 10-14 m
    • Atoms are NEUTRAL and have NO OVERALL CHARGE.
  • atoms
    • SAME NUMBER OF PROTONS AND ELECTRONS, which CANCELS OUT THEIR CHARGES.
  • chemical symbol
    A) mass
    B) no. neutrons + protons
    C) atomic
    D) No. protons in nucleus
    • An ELEMENT is a substance made up of ONE TYPE OF ATOM.
  • neutrons
    calculate = mass - atomic
    has no charge
  • positive ions

    radiation can cause electrons to be REMOVED from an atom in a process known as IONISATION.
    atom LOSES electrons to turn into a POSITIVE ION.
  • isotopes
    same no. protons
    different no. neutrons
  • nuclear radiation
    A) alpha
    B) beta
    C) gamma
    D) 4
    E) 2
    F) 0
    G) -1
    H) 0
    I) 0
    J) 2 protons
    K) 2 neutrons
    L) an electron
    M) electromagnetic
    N) wave
    O) positive +2
    P) negative -1
    Q) no charge
    R) high
    S) medium
    T) low
    U) low
    V) medium
    W) high
    X) paper
    Y) aluminium
    Z) lead