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Element

Substance made of only 1 type of atom


Can't be broken down


Defined by # of protons

Compound

2+ elements chemically combined


Fixed ratio


Properties are different from other elements

Atom

Smallest unit of matter


Defines chemical element


Centre has dense nucleus


Electrons surround in electron cloud

Nucleus

Dense


Positively charged


Composed of protons and neutrons



Electron

Negatively charged subatomic particle


Small

Protons

Positively charge subatomic particle


Much larger than electron

Neutron

Subatomic particle with no charge


Same size as proton

Mass Number

Total # of protons and neutrons in nucleus

Atomic Number

# of protons

Isotope

Same element but with different amount of neutrons

Valance Shell

Last shell of electrons


Contains valance electrons


Zeff


Physical and Chem. properties of atom

Ion

Charge atom (neg.- or pos.+)


#protons doesn't = #neutrons


Cation (+) or Anion (-)

Group

Down a column

Row

Across a row

Valency

Charge of ion formed by an element

Atomic Radius

Size of atom from nucleus to edge of electron cloud

Shielding Effect

Inner electrons repelling outer shell electrons


"Shields" positive pull of nucleus from valance electrons (reduces pull)

Effective Nuclear Charge

Net positive pull experienced by Valance electrons


Zeff = Z (atomic #) - S (# of shielding electrons)

Ionisation Energy

Energy required to remove 1 mole of electrons from 1 mole of atoms/ions in their gaseous state

Molecule

Particle size


2+ atoms (same or diff.) joined together

Ionic Compound

Metal + Non-metal


Give (m) & Take (n.m)


Cations (+) attracted to Anions (-)

Covalent Compound

Joining 2 non-metals

Exists as separate molecules


Delocalised Electrons

Not fixed in place


Associated with Metallic Bonding

Malleable

Can be flattened

Ductile

Can be stretched into wires

Extraction

Removal of metal from an ore

Reduction

Removal of O2 from ore


OR


Addition of electrons

Native Metal

Found in ground


Uncombined with other metals


Unreactive

Roasting

Crush ore and mix with oil and water extracting froth


Roasted in furnace with limestone



Carbon Reduction

Metal and Coke in blast furnace with limestone


Extract molten metal at bottom

Electrolysis

Disolved Al2O3 in cryolite


Electricity pass through water


CO2 formed at carbon anodes & molten Al falls to bottom

Reaction Rate

Speed at which reaction occurs

Concentration

Number of particles in certain area


Square units

Pressure

Exertion of force from number of particles in certain area

Particle Size

State of Subdivision


Surface Area

Temperature

Energy of particle changes with gain & loss of heat


Gain = R.R increases


Loss = R.R decreases

Temperature: General Rule

With every 10 degree increases, the R.R doubles

Catalyst

Chem. that speed up reaction but not used in reaction



Law of Conservation of Mass

Matter can't be created or destroyed


Mass reaction = Mass produced

Avogadro's Number

6.02 x 10^23


One mole

Mole

Large number of particles

Molar Mass

Mass of 1 mole of pure substance


Eg: M(O2)=16

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mole


Molar Mass