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States of Matter

1 . 13 States of matter

Regular pattern, Randomly placed, Moves freely


Low energy , can't moves around on its own ,

out
more , only vibrates eachother
spreaded

solid Liquid Gas

12 Interconversions between 3 How achieved ?


.
matters are
they
Sublimation
Sublimation : Solid into
directly turning
Evaporation
Melting passing state
Solid 7 7 gas through liquid
Liquid < Gas
3
Condensation
Freezing Deposition : gas directly turning into

Deposition solid,
passing through liquid State

1 3 . Diffusion experiment

Cotton it has cotton


ammonia
The wool with hydrochloric will move slowly as a
larger particle ,
hydrochloric

Coo]
wool will move faster it has particle. This is the reason
with ammonia as a smaller why

60cm 40cm
slow in terms of diffusion.
the white
ring will form closer to
hydrochloric as they are

1 4 . Definitions of terms :

Solvent : Substance that dissolves

Solute : The liquid in which it dissolves

Solution : The liquid formed

Saturated Solution: Solution into which no more solute can be dissolved

Elements , Compounds and Mixture

1 8 .

classifying a substance

Element of (ex :
type Oxygen (0)(
:
One atom

compound : Two or more different atoms chemically bonded (ex: Water (H20)

Mixture : Two or more substance combined (ex: Air


physically

1 9
.

Understanding of Substance

Pure Substance : Fixed


melting and
boiling points

Mixture : Melting and


boiling over a
range of tempratures

1 10
.

Separation M ixtures
of

Simple Distillation Fractional Distillation


Crystallisation Paper Chromatography Filteration

*
Simple distillation is used
d
↑ for solution with large 00

&
· difference in
boiling points min
D ·

1 11 . how chromatogram provides information about the composition of a mixture

Different
- heightreacheset
dyes will travel different heights

· up the paper . The


resulting patterns of

+ dyes
originalposition chromatogra as
is called

1 12 .
calculation of Re Values

For each
dye , Ry value is caculated .

Distance of
dye from the baseline
Ry =

Distance of Solvent
front from baseline

* Re value is between O
always andI

Dyes which are more soluble will have higher

Re values than less soluble dyes . In other words ,

soluble
dyes will move further up the paper .
Atomic Structure
1 14. Term atom and molecule

Atom : Smallest unit of an element made of neutrons


,
up proton , electron and

Molecule : A
group of 2 or more together

1 15. structure of an atom

Protons Neutrons Electron

Relative
+ 1 D 1
Charge
-

1 16.
Definition of terms

Atomic number : Number of protons in the nucleus of atom

Mass number number of


Total
protons & neutrons nucleus of
: in the atom

Isotopes : Atom of the same element that has the same number of protons ,
but not neutrons

Relative atomic Mass :

of an element
1 17.

Caculating the relative atomic mass

.
1
Multiply the mass of each isotope by its relative abundance

Add those
2
.
together

.
3 Divide the Sun of relative abundance s (normally 100

The periodic Table

1 18 order of atomic number groups , periods


.

The
group number tells the number of atoms outside the

shell , the period number tells how many shells there are

1 19 . Deduce the electronic configuration

Find the atomic number of protons for the element

* Number of protons = number of electrons . Plus in the

number based off the information : 1st = 2 (d 8 =


38

1 20.
electrical conductivity

Metals · conduct electricity

have oxides which basic


are
reacting with acids to
give Salt & water
·

Non-Metals do not conduct (except for


graphite
electricity

·
have oxides which are acidic or neutral

metal &
1 21 .

identifying non metal

1 22 . electronic configuration >


-

position in Periodic table

Elements in the same group have the same number of electrons in their outer shell .

1 23. Similar chemical properties

This is elements from the have similar


why same group properties .

1 24 not
.

Why do groupO do
readily react

The noble gases (group O are unreactive because they have

a full outer shell of electrons

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