Atomic Theory
Elements/Compounds
Periodic Table
Misc.
Periodic Trends
100

Described atoms are uncuttable and eternal - atomos

Democritus

100

What is the difference between an element and a compound

Both are pure substances (cannot be broken down physically)


Elements - made of identical atoms

Compounds - made of two or more elements bonded together in definite proportions

100

What are a column and row on the periodic table called

Column: Group (family)

Row: Period

100

What is the difference between a pure substance and a mixture

A pure substance cannot be broken down physically. Elements and compounds are chemically bound together in definite proportions.

A mixture can be broken down physically (filtration/distillation). A mixture of substances are not chemically bound together rather they are physically mixed in non-definite proportions

100
What group of elements separate the metals from the nonmetals

Metalloids

200

Discovered that multiple elements bond together in whole number ratios to form compounds (Law of Multiple Proportions)

Dalton

200

What is the difference between an atom and a molecule

Atom: smallest unit of matter

Molecule: made of two or more atoms bonded together in definite proportions

200

What two things did Mendeleev use to organize the periodic table

Atomic number and physical/chemical properties

200

What is a valence electron

Electron furthest from nucleus

200

Order the following elements in increasing atomic number: 

Ag, Li, Ge, Rg, I

Li, Ge, Ag, I, Rg

3, 32, 47, 53, 111

300
Used a cathode ray to discover negatively charged particles floating in a positively charged substance (Plum Pudding Model or Chocolate Chip Cookie Model)
Thomson
300

What three things are shown an a square of the periodic table

Symbol (letter)

Atomic number (number of protons)

Atomic mass (sum of protons and neutrons)

300

What is atomic number? Describe its trend as you move up/down and left/right across the periodic table

Atomic number: number of protons

Increase down a column

Increase left to right across a period

300

Which group is full of non-reactive gases

Noble Gases (Group 18)

300

Order the following elements in increasing atomic mass:

Cd, Mn, Sc, O, Kr

O, Sc, Mn, Kr, Cd

400

Discovered the electrons orbit the nucleus in energy levels called orbitals

Bohr
400

Atoms of the same element are ____________

Atoms of different elements are ____________

Similar

Different

400

What is atomic mass? Describe its trend as you move down a column and across a row on the periodic table

Atomic mass: sum of protons and neutrons


Increase down a column

Increase left to right across a row

400

If elements of the same group react with the same reactant, how will their reactions compare

They will be similar

Remember in our lab: Cl, Br, and I (all group 17) reacted with AgNO3 in the same way while S (group 16) reacted differently

400

Order the following elements in increasing atomic radius:

Ba, Ca, Au, Cu

Cu, Ca, Au, Ba

500

What did Shrodinger/Einstein/Heisenberg discover about an electron cloud

It is impossible to determine the exact position and velocity of an electron (Quantum Model)
500

Describe the relationship between the properties of elements and compounds. Give an example!

Compounds may have different properties than the elements that compose them


Examples may vary: Diatomic oxygen gas chemically mixes with diatomic hydrogen gas to form a clear neutral liquid (water)

500

What is atomic radius? Describe the trend as you move down a column and across a row on the periodic table

Atomic radius: distance between nucleus and valence electron

Increase down a group

Decrease left to right across a period

500

What is Periodic Law

a law stating that the elements, when listed in order of their atomic numbers, fall into recurring groups, so that elements with similar properties occur at regular intervals
500

Why does atomic radius decrease as you move left to right across the periodic table

The attraction between the positively charged nucleus and negatively charged electrons becomes stronger, decreasing the atomic radius.

The more protons/electrons you have, the stronger the attraction will be therefore decreasing atomic radius (without adding orbitals)