CHEMISTRY FINAL TEST - Elemental Encephalon Eradication

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Different types of atoms are called?

Elements

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How many elements are there?

118

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How many elements are naturally occuring?

94

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<p>What are the rows of X &amp; Y?</p>

What are the rows of X & Y?

Groups and Periods

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<p>Find Ruthenium and mark it’s group and period</p>

Find Ruthenium and mark it’s group and period

Transition Elements, Period 5

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What are the properties of an Element?

Pure Substance, 1 type of atom, Chemically joined together

Ex: O, O2, H2

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What are the properties of a Compound?

Pure Substance, 2 type of atom, Chemically joined together

Ex: H2O (Water), CO2, C6H12O6 (Glucose)

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What are the properties of a Mixture?

Mix of Elements or Compounds, Physically joined together

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Examples of Mixture?

Element + Element = Alloy (Fe+Al+Co)
Element + Compound = Air (O2+Co2+N2)
Compound + Compound = Salt Solution (NaCl + H2O)

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What’s the mass of Proton, Neutron & Electron?

P = 1
N = 1
E = 0

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What’s the charge of Proton, Neutron & Electron?

P = +
N = Neutral
E = -

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Proton and Neutron are packed together in a _____________

Nucleus

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Where are electrons placed at in the atom?

They are in the shell.

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Why do atoms have no charge?

Proton (+) and Electron (-) are always in the same amount so they cancel each other out.

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What is another name for Atomic Number?

Proton Number

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What is another name for Atomic Weight?

Nucleon Number

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<p>In the periodic table, you might see a configuration like this, label X, Y and Z</p>

In the periodic table, you might see a configuration like this, label X, Y and Z

X = Symbol
Y = Atomic Weight
Z = Atomic Numbre

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How do you find the electronic configuration?

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Why do some elements go 2, 8, 8, 2. Why not 2, 8, 10?

The last outer shell cannot have more electrons then the previous

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What is the correlation between electronic configuration and group, period number?

The last number is always the group number

The amount of shells is the period number

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Why are Group VIII elements special?

They have a full outer shell making them unreactive

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