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36 Cards in this Set
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purpose of the periodic table?
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organize the elements, help us study chemistry |
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what are groups of elements and how are they labeled?
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#1-18 -across top of periodic table |
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what are periods and how are they labeled?
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#1-7 -left side of periodic table |
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what do the elements of a group have in common? |
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3 categories of elements |
-metalloids -non metals |
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does the periodicity of properties show up down a group or across a period? |
- basically a trend |
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what is an alloy? examples?
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-bronze, brass, steel |
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what are the methods for separating a mixture?
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filtration- solid and liquid distillation- boiling 2 substances crystallization- solid to liquid chromatography |
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where on the periodic table do you find metals, non metals and metalloids?
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-left of the zig zag line non metals -right of zig zag line metalloids -along zig zag line |
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4 physical properties of metals? |
-luster -ductile -malleable -good conductors -most solid at room temperature |
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3 properties of non metals?
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-dull -brittle solids -poor conductors |
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homogeneous? and example? heterogeneous? and example? |
homogeneous- same throughout; coffee w/creamer heterogeneous- can be physically separated; fruit salad |
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most active non metals?
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group 17; halogens |
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most active metals? |
group 1; alkali metals
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elements of group 1 are called?
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alkali metals |
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elements of group 2 are called?
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alkaline earth metals |
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-burning -baking |
chemical change |
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-tearing of paper |
physical change |
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"salt former" means what ? |
halogens |
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elements of the periodic table are arranged according to their____________________?
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atomic number
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size of atom, measured between 2 adjacent nuclei
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atomic radius
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energy required to move from one electron from a neutral
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ionization energy |
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the ability of an atom to attract electrons in a chemical bond |
electronegativity |
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cations |
lose an electron and get smaller to be + |
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anions |
gain an electron and get bigger to be - |
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shielding effect and the size of the atomic radius related? |
-the size of the atom increases |
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modern atomic theory
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Dalton |
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nucleus and proton
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Rutherford |
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neutron |
Chadwick |
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electron |
Thomson
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Planetary model
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Bohr |
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atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons -same # of protons |
isotopes |
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mass cannot be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction
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law of conservation of mass |
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charges? mass? |
electron- negative- 1/1840 amu neutron- neutral- 1 amu |
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what does amu stand for? |
atomic mass unit |
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