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17 Cards in this Set
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Valency of the last 5 transitional metals |
+3, +3, +2, +1, +2 |
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Iron has a valency of 2, and reacts with oxygen, what is its compoud. |
FeO2 |
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ACID + BASE = |
SALT + WATER |
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ACID + METAL = |
SALT + HYDROGEN GAS |
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ACID + CARBONATE = |
WATER + SALT + CARBON DIOXIDE |
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Alkali Metal properties and why? |
Very reactive, soft metals Very reactive because only need to gain one electron to react. |
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alkaline earth metal properties |
Reactive metals common in rocks |
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Noble gas properties and why |
stable, very un-reactive don't react because they already have a perfect electron configuration |
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Halogen properties and why |
Very reactive and dangerous non-metals very reactive because they only need to loose one electron to react |
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Neutron Properties |
Neutral charge, mass of 1 |
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Electron properties |
Negative charge, very small mass |
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Proton properties |
Positive charge, mass of 1 |
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Atomic number = |
# of protons/ # of electrons |
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Mass number = |
# of protons + # of neutrons |
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Protons = neutrons = electrons= |
Protons = 2 neutrons = 4 electrons = 2 |
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Protons =
neutrons = electrons= |
Protons = 11
neutrons = 12 electrons= 10 plus one electron makes it positive |
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Protons =
neutrons = electrons= |
Protons = 17
neutrons = 20 electrons= 81 minus one electron makes it negative |