Atomic Structure & The Periodic Table

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    • Define Atom
      THey are neutral and have the same number of protons and electrons
    • Define Ion
      An atom that has different number of protons and electrons
    • What is an Isotope?
      An isotope is a diffeent form of an element that has the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons.
    • What is the equation for relative atomic mass?

      sum of isotope mass x isotope abundance / 100.
    • Describe the way a student would do a chromotography practicaL
      Draw a line in pencil at the bottomof the filter paper in pencil
      Add a spot of ink on the line and place in solvent
      Make sure ink isnt touching the solvent
      Place a lid on so solvent doesnt evaporate
      Solvent then seeps through paper
      Each dye moves at a different rate and seperate along the paper
      Leave the paper to dry
    • Outline how to obtain pure, dry, crystals of the soluble
      salt copper sulfate from the insoluble metal oxide and dilute acid

      Add excess copper oxide to sulphuric acid in a beaker
      Heat the mixture then filter out the excess copper oxide
      Then pour the solution in an evaporating basin
      Then heat under a bunsen burner until the solution is more concentrated
      Then wait until crystals start to form then let cool
    • Who made the plum pudding model?
      J.J Thomson
    • Who made the nuclear model?
      Rutherford and Marsden
    • Who made the current nuclear model?

      Bohr
    • What is the plum pudding model?

      Where the atom is presented as a ball of positive charge with electrons stuck in it.
    • How are elements arranged in the modern periodic table?
      Based on atomic number
    • How were elements arranged in the old periodic table
      By atomic mass
    • Why is pencil used on the filter paper?
      As pencil lead is insoluble and the ink of a pen would mix and change the results
    • What are the properties of metals?
      Strong but malleable
      Condcts heat and electricity
      HIgh boiling and melting points
    • Properties of non metals
      Brittle
      Dont conduct electricity
      Low density
    • What ions do metals form?
      Positive ions
    • Properties of Transition metals
      They are colourful
      Make good catalysts
    • What are the trends as you go down Group 1?
      Increasing reactivity
      Lower melting and boiling points
      Higher atomic mass
    • What is ionisation?

      When an atom gains or loses electrons
    • Who discovered the plum puding model?
      J.J Thompson
    • What did Rutherfords scattering experiment show?

      That most of an atom is empty space
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