Periodic Table

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Isotype definition

Atoms with the same amount of protons but different numbers of neutrons

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Relative charge and mass of a proton

RC= +1 RM= 1

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Relative charge and mass of a neutron

RC= 0 RM= 1

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Relative charge and mass of electron

RC=-1 RM=0

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How to find the number of protons?

Use atomic number- bottom of symbol

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What did Dalton discover?

solid sphere- atom

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What did Thompson discover?

plum pudding- electron

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What did Rutherford discover?

nucleus- positive nucleus surrounded electrons

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What did Chadwick discover?

neutron- planetary model- electrons orbit

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What was the periodic table first ordered by?

Mendeleev- atomic mass and chemical properties- predicted not discovered elements

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Properties of metals

High density, strong, malleable, good heat and electricity conduction

  • group 1, react with water to create alkaline solution and hydrogen, react with oxygen to create oxide, reacts with chlorine to form white precipitate

<p>High density, strong, malleable, good heat and electricity conduction</p><ul><li><p>group 1, react with water to create alkaline solution and hydrogen, react with oxygen to create oxide, reacts with chlorine to form white precipitate </p></li></ul><p></p>
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Properties of non-metals

Low density, weak, brittle, poor conductors of heat and electricity

  • group 7 (halogens)

  • react with metal to form halide ions -1 charge

  • reactivity decreases down- more reactive halogen can displace less reactive in an aqueous solution of its salt

    • chlorine will displace bromine in potassium bromine

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Trends as you go down group 1

  • Melting point decreases

  • Density increases

  • Reactivity increases

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Trends as you go down group 7

  • Melting point increases

  • Density increases

  • Reactivity decreases

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Trends as you go down the noble gases

  • Melting point increases

  • Density increases

  • NO REACTIVITY

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How is chromatography used as a separation technique?

Used to separate a mixture of dyes in ink

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How is filtration used as a separation technique?

Used to separate insoluble solids from liquids

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How is evaporation used as a separation technique?

Used to separate a soluble salt from solution. Solution heated strongly in evaporating basin till dry crystals are left

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How is crystallisation used as a separation technique?

Separate soluble salt from solution. Solution heated gently in evaporating basin till crystals form

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How is simple distillation used as a separation technique?

Separate liquid from solution- condenser used to cool hot gas till forms a liquid

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How is fractional distillation used as a separation technique?

Used to separate a mixture of liquids with different boiling points