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Atoms, elements & compounds
Element :
pure substance cannot be divided into a simpler form & consists
of only cannot
one type of atom & it be separated by
' '
physical means
↳ physical methods

Compound :
pure substance that consists of two more types of elements in a

fixed ratio & can be separated only by chemical methods
↳ specific
proportion

1 periodic table
+1 O
- Group number = Valency non-metals
I +2 +
3 -
y -
3 -
2 -
1


Transition metals
2

I &
3


4


.
5

6




period number
↳ metals



2 How do metals & non-metals react ?
>
- metals react by losing their valence electrons in their outermost shells forming
tions (cations) non-metals react by electrons to complete their outermost
,
gaining
shells leading to electronic noble
gas configuration & they form -
ions (Anions (

Hellium doesn't react ?
>
- Why
O
Because it has a full outershell of ze-
He >
- full outershell

O

, 3 Atoms -> smallest particle that can take part in chemical reactions

Why do atoms have an
> electrons
-
-
overall charge of zero ?



>Protona
-

- electrons are located in
-
Number of protons =
the orbits around the atom
Numberof electrons
in it& their charge is
revolving -




-
protons are located inside the atom

& they're the number of - & their is
equal to charge +


- Neutrons are located inside the atom &

their relative charge is zero




↑ Metals reactions & non-metals

>
- Metals react by bonding ionic compounds ,
in which they react with a non-metal to become

stable ,
the metal loses electrons & the electrons are transferred to the non-metal ,
metals

form positive ions , non-metals form negative ions



5 lonic compounds >
- They're strong electrostatic forces of attraction between
oppositely charged atoms due to transfer of electrons
-
g OX
>
- shows valence electrons only


A
X Cl * lons : electrically charged

particle formed by the
loss & gain of electrons

XX
- sodium has one electron at its
+
-
-
-
-



00
-



outershell , while Chlorine needs
X
one more electron to become
O
G Nag & C Stable
So , they both react together to
00 XX form
- - - -
an ionic compound Where

L S electrons are transferred from

>
-
NACI sodium Chloride metals to non-metals

>
-
Between oppositely charged atoms

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Publisher: 2021 ISBN: 9781382006156 Edition: Unknown

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