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What sub atomic particles does the nucleus contain?

Protons and neutrons

Which SA particle has ___ charge:


1. Positive


2. Neutral


3. Negative

1. Proton


2. Neutron


3. Electron

What's different about isotopes from the usual element

Different amount of neutrons

What's a compound?

2 elements that are chemically bonded

What type of bond contains a metal and a non-metal

Ionic

Losing or gaining electrons turns the atom into what?

Ion

What's the difference between a mixture and compound

Mixtures can be separate easily as they are not chemically bonded

What separation technique is used to separate an insoluble solid from a liquid

Filtration

Two ways to separate soluble solids from solutions

1. Evaporation


2. Crystallisation

What can be used to separate solutions?

Distillation

What can be used to seperate a mixture of liquids (and in particular which one)

Fractional distillation ( crude oil)

Who designed the plum pudding model

JJ THOMPSON

Who proved the plum pudding model wrong and how?

Rutherford, alpha particles scattering experiment

Who proposed the nuclear model

Bohr

Niel

Who discovered the proton

Rutherford

What did Mendeleev do that made scientists accept his periodic table

Leave gaps and predict new elements

How did the elements used to be arranged before Mendeleev

By their atomic mass

What did Mendeleev change about the periodic table?

The order of some of the elements to make their properties fit. This makes the groups have similar properties.


Also left gaps

Properties of metals: (3)

1. Strong and malleable


2. Conduct heat / electricity


3. High melting / boiling points

Group 1 trends DOWN the group:(3)

1. Increasing reactivity


2. Lower melting/boiling points


3. Higher RAM

What does a reaction with group 1 elements and water produce

Hydrogen, and a vigorous reaction

Gas

What gas do group 1 metals react with to form metal ___

Oxygen, oxides

Breath

Group 7 trends DOWN group:(3)

1. Less reactive


2. Higher melting / boiling points


3. Higher RAM

What can reactive halogens do to less reactive ones

Displace

D_________

What is special about group 0 elements

Inert, unreactive

Pattern down group 0:

Boiling points increase

:)

What is the radius of an atom?

1x10^-10