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atomic structure and the periodic table
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What are all substances made from?
Tiny particles
called
atoms
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What is an atom?
The
smallest
part of an
element
that can
exist
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How are atoms of each element represented?
By their own
chemical symbol
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What are the rules for writing a chemical symbol?
Consists of
one
or
two
letters
Always starts with a
capital
letter
Any other letter is in
lowercase
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How many different elements are there?
Over
100
different elements
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Where are the names and symbols of the elements shown?
In the
periodic table
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How are elements arranged in the periodic table?
Into
groups
with
similar properties
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How are groups in the periodic table numbered?
From
1
to
7
, then
0
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Where are metals located in the periodic table?
On the
left
of the
stepped line
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Where are non-metals located in the periodic table?
On the right of the stepped line
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What are some examples of elements in the periodic table?
Helium (
He
)
Lithium (
Li
)
Beryllium (
Be
)
Boron (
B)
Carbon (
C
)
Neon (
Ne
)
Sodium (
Na
)
Magnesium (
Mg
)
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What is unique about some non-metal elements in terms of their structure?
They exist as
molecules
made up of
two atoms
joined together
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How is the formula of non-metal elements that exist as molecules represented?
By the
element's
symbol followed by a
subscripted 2
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Molecule
A group of
two
or
more atoms
that are
chemically bonded
together
Group 1 Elements
Alkali Metals:
Highly reactive
,
low atomization energy
,
ns1 electron configuration
Group 2 Elements
Alkaline Earth Metals:
Less reactive
than Group
1
,
ns2
electron configuration,
moderate physical
properties
Group 4 Elements
Carbon Group:
Low
reactivity,
ns2 np2
electron configuration,
high
physical properties
Group 3 Elements
Scandium Group:
Low
reactivity,
ns2 np1
electron configuration,
high
physical properties
Group 6 Elements
Chalcogens:
Highly reactive
,
ns2 np4
electron configuration,
moderate physical
properties
Group 7 Elements
Halogens:
Highly reactive
,
ns2 np5 electron configuration
,
low physical properties
Group 0 Elements
Noble Gases:
Unreactive
,
full outer energy
level,
noble physical properties
isotopes are atoms with different numbers of
neutrons
but same amount of
protons
the
mass
number is the total number of
protons
and
neutrons
the number of neutrons is shown by the
mass number minus
the
atomic number
atomic number is the number of
protons
mass number = number of
protons
+ number of
neutrons
name the mnemonic to remeber the non metal elements that exist as molecules
I Bring Clay For Our New House
name the non metal elements that exist as molecules (I Bring Clay For Our New House)
iodine
bromine
chlorine
fluorine
oxygen
nitrogen
hydrogen
What is a compound in chemistry?
A compound is a substance that contains
two
or
more elements
that are
chemically combined.
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What does the number in a chemical formula indicate?
The number in a formula shows if there is
more than one atom
of an
element
, indicated by a
subscript.
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What is the formula for sodium chloride?
NaCl
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What is the formula for potassium bromide?
KBr
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What is the formula for magnesium iodide?
MgI₂
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What is the formula for carbon dioxide?
CO₂
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What is the formula for carbon monoxide?
CO
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What is the formula for sulfur trioxide?
SO₃
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What is the formula for water?
H₂O
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what happens in a chemical reaction
one or more
new substances
are formed
what’s a ion
a
charged
particle formed when an atom
looses
or
gains
an
electron
Ionic Compound
A type of chemical compound formed when one or more ions are attracted to each other
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