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Giant covalent structure features

High melting point or boiling boiling, hard to melt due to many strong covalent bonds, hard, do not dissolve, don’t conduct electricity except graphite

Gases and liquids move because

They are warmer and have more kinetic energy and because temperature vibrations due to changing state overcomes attraction forces which become weaker and particles move around, gases move around faster because they are warmer

Diffusion

Spreading out of particles in a gas or liquid from high to low concentration to evenly fill a container

Reaction time in diffusion

Gas particles bump into tube edge and other same gas particles

Non-metals

Low melting and boiling points, tend to form negative ions, or colourless compounds, have acidic or neutral oxide, tend to be Brittle, not as shiny as metals, don’t usually conduct electricity, Poor conductors of heat

Xenon uses

Flashlights, lamps, lasers and General anaesthetic

Group 1

Alkaline metals all soft with low density and low melting and boiling points

Lithium plus chlorine

White powder

Sodium plus chlorine

White powder and bright yellow flame

Metal plus water

2metal + 2H2O —-> 2metalOH + H2

Lithium plus water

Floats, fizzes until it disappears

Fluorine colour

Pale yellow

Iron plus chlorine

3Cl2+2Fe —->2FeCl3

Hydrogen in air

Reacts Explosively with oxygen to form water

Hydrogen chloride test

Damp blue litmus paper goes red

Bronsted-Lowry Theory

Acid is a proton donor, base is a proton acceptor

Cl2 + Iron oxidation

Iron loses electrons so is oxidised, chlorine gains electrons and is reduced

Chlorine water plus sodium bromide

NaCl yellow

Potassium iodide and bromine water

Potassium bromide dark brown

Ionic substances

High melting and boiling points, hard and brittle crystals dissolve, conduct when molten or dissolved, strong electrostatic forces

Sodium hydroxide green precipitate

Fe2+

Sodium hydroxide red brown precipitate

Fe3+