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CHEMISTRY PAPER ONE - Coggle Diagram
CHEMISTRY PAPER ONE
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PERIODIC TABLE
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groups 3,4,5,6 are transition metals
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STATES OF MATTER
GASES
very free to move, not around a fixed position
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LIQUIDS
much more movement, not in a fixed position
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SOLIDS
very thick structure, atoms don't often move
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STATE SYMBOLS
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REACTIONS
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L+S--> G / L+L--> G = bubbles/ fizzing , loss of mass
IONS
in an atom, there is the same number of negative protons and positive electrons, so the charges cancel out and make an overall charge of 0
when an atom makes an ion, it loses or gains an electron, so it will have a positive or negative charge (+/ -)
metals lose electrons, making positive charges
non-metals gain electrons, making negative charges
group 1 lose 1 electron, making +1 ions
group 2 loses 2 electrons, making +2 ions
group 6 gain 2 electrons, making -2 ions
group 7 gain 1 electron, making -1 ions
PLUM PUDDING MODEL
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rutherford and marsden took an alpha particle (+2 charge) gun and fired it at a sheet of thin gold foil
most particles went straight through, but some deflected at an angle and some deflected straight back
this suggested that there was a centre which was positive, and then a large section all around that was negative.
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GROUP PROPERTIES
GROUP 8/0 (NOBLE GASES)
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helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, radon
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GROUP 7 (HALOGENS)
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only gain one electron, can share with another atom
fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine
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highly reactive, most reactive at the top
low boiling points, lowest at the top
gain an electron when reacting, forming -1 ions (reduction)
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GROUP 1 (ALKALI METALS)
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soft, grey, easily cuttable
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ELEMENTS, COMPOUNDS AND MIXTURES
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mixtures= many different elements, some chemically bonded, some not
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METALS AND ALLOYS
METALS
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layers, can slide across each other, soft
ALLOYS
positive ions, delocalised electrons, and another metal or a nonmetal
no layers/ distorted layers, cannot slide, hard
COMPOUNDS
IONIC COMPOUNDS
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PROPERTIES
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only conducts when molten or dissolved, because the ions need to be free to move
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