Chemistry - Syllabus Questions

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What is an atom?
An atom is the smallest particle in an element that is still that element
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Name all the four methods of separation and purification
Distillation, Crystallisation, Filtration and Fractional Distillation
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Define solvent, solute and solution
Solvent - Liquid that will do the dissolving. Solute - Material that will dissolve the solvent. Solution - Solvent with a solute dissolved in it.
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Name 2 differences on physical and chemical changes
Physical Changes - easily reversible, temporary colour change. Chemical Changes - irreversible, permanent colour change.
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Define Isotopes
Isotopes are the same element, with the same number of protons and electrons but different number of neutrons
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Describe the Lattice Structure of Ionic Compounds
Regular arrangement of alternating positive and negative ions, brittle, conducts electricity when in solution, high melting/boiling points
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What is Covalent Bonding?
The sharing of electrons between non-metallic elements in the outer shell. Can be a double sharing of electrons, triple etc.
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Describe neutrality and relative acidity and alkalinity in terms of pH
From pH 7 and down - acid. pH 7 - neutral. From pH 7 and up - alkali
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The Halogens are from what Group number?
Group 7 - Group VII
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Why don't the Noble Gases use covalent bonding nor ionic bonding?
Their outer shells are already fully complete
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What does malleable mean?
Can change its shape (The Alkali Metals are all malleable)
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What is the name for the process of making ammonia?
Haber Process
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Distillation, Crystallisation, Filtration and Fractional Distillation

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Name all the four methods of separation and purification

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Solvent - Liquid that will do the dissolving. Solute - Material that will dissolve the solvent. Solution - Solvent with a solute dissolved in it.

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Physical Changes - easily reversible, temporary colour change. Chemical Changes - irreversible, permanent colour change.

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Isotopes are the same element, with the same number of protons and electrons but different number of neutrons

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