In order to compare the properties of elements, senyara and mix, worth listening to the definition of the elements, compounds and mixtures.
Is a chemical element that can not be subdivided into smaller substance, or can not be converted into other chemical substances using ordinary chemical methods. The smallest particle of an element is an atom. An atom consists of a nucleus of an atom (nucleus) surrounded by electrons. Atom consists of a nucleus of protons and neutrons. Until now there are approximately 117 known elements in the world.
The chemical compound is a single substance which is formed of several elements by chemical reaction and these compounds can also be broken down into its constituent elements by the chemical reaction. For example, dihydrogen monoxide (water, H2O) is a compound composed of two hydrogen atoms for every oxygen atom.
In general, this fixed ratio must be fixed due to the nature of physics, not a selected ratio of men. Therefore, materials such as brass, the superconductor YBCO, the semiconductor "aluminum gallium arsenide", or chocolate are considered mixtures or alloys rather than compounds.
The characteristics that distinguish compound is that it has a chemical formula. The chemical formula gives the ratio of atoms in a substance, and the number of atoms in a single molecule (thus the formula for ethene is C2H4 and not CH2. The formula does not mention whether the compound is composed of molecules; for example, sodium chloride (common salt, NaCl is an ionic compound ,
The compound can form in several phases. Most of the compounds can be in the form of solids. Molecular compound may also be a liquid or a gas. All compounds will decompose to smaller compounds or individual atoms if heated to a certain temperature (called the decomposition temperature).
Now, let us understand about the mix.
In general, a material not comprised of one type of a pure substance, but a mixture of several pure substances. For example, a mixture of sugar syrup (compounds of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen) and water. However, can we distinguish between compounds and mixtures? A compound formed as a result of an event of chemical or chemical reaction, while the mixture resulting from the process of change that is completely different, namely the events of physics. Thus, the mixture can be defined as a material composed of two or more types of substances.
The mixture consists of two types, namely a mixture of homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures.
Homogenous mixture is a mixture in which all parts of the mixture has the same composition and uniform. Also called a homogenous mixture Sample solution is a homogeneous mixture of tea and milk tea and milk solution is an example of a homogeneous mixture because we can no longer distinguish the constituent components of the solution, such as powdered milk, water, and sugar. Larena components of this solution was mixed into one and has the same arrangement of the components in all parts of the solution.
Heterogeneous mixture is a mixture of the constituent is not uniform or not the same. Examples of heterogeneous mixture is a mixture of soil with gravel stones; This mixture of soil and gravel stone is an example of a heterogeneous mixture because we still can distinguish its components.
The nature of the Elements, Compounds and Mixed
The nature of the elements
In the composition of the Periodic Table, that the elements can be classified into elements that are metal and non metal elements. The following comparison of the two:
Metal elements of non-metals
It is a solid, except mercury. Can be either solid, liquid, and gas.
Is strong and malleable. Are fragile and can not be forged.
Can conduct electricity and heat does not conduct electricity and heat (insulator), except graphite.
What the characreristic about distinguish compound ?
BalasHapus1. Formed through chemical reactions
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3. The missing components are of the original nature
4. Can not be its components by physical means, auctions must be through chemical reactions
The oxidizing properties of halogen elements in the periodic system are getting weaker. What caused it?
BalasHapus1) Halogens are a very reactive group in receiving electrons and act as strong oxidizers in one class. More and more, oxidants are getting stronger.
Hapus2) Keelektronegatifan halogen in a group increasingly upwards the greater. The most electronegative element of the other elements in the periodic system is fluorine (note the electronegativity data).
3) The radius of a halogen atom in one class becomes smaller and smaller (note the data). This means that the higher the molecular size becomes smaller, the attraction between the molecules (Van der Waals forces) will decrease. Note also the boiling point and melting point, the smaller bottom.
Can you explain to me about elements of metal, non metalic elements and elements semi metal?
BalasHapusMetals are elements that have shiny properties and are generally good conductor of electricity and heat conductor. Metal elements are generally solid at normal temperatures and pressures, except for mercury in the form of liquid. In general, metal elements can be forged so that it can be formed into other objects.
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- Good electrical conductor
- Shiny
- Can be forged and stretched
- At room temperature in solid form except mercury
- Has high melting and boiling points
Examples of metal elements:
A. Group IA, except hydrogen
B. Group IIA
C. Group IIIA, except boron
D. Group IIIB-IIB
E. Group IVA = lead and lead
F. Type VA = bismuth
The non-metallic element is an element which has no metallic properties. In general, non-metallic elements are gaseous and solid at normal temperature and pressure. Examples of non-metallic elements in the form of gases are oxygen, nitrogen, and helium. Examples of non-metallic elements in solid form are sulfur, carbon, phosphorus, and iodine. Non-metallic solids are usually hard and brittle. Non-metallic element in the form of liquid is bromine.
Character :
- Electrical insulator
- Not shiny
- Usually ruptured if forged and can not be stretched
- At room temperature in the form of liquid and gas, but some are solid
- Has a low boiling point and melting point
Non-metallic element example:
A. Group IA = hydrogen
B. Group IVA = carbon
C. Type VA = nitrogen, phosphorus
D. Group VIA = oxygen, sulfur, selenium
E. Group VIIA = Phosphorus, Clorin, Bromine, Iodine
F. Group VIII
In addition to metal and nonmetal elements there is also a semilogam element or known as a metaloid. Metaloid is an element that has metallic and nonmetal properties. Semilogam element is usually semiconductor. What is a semiconductor? Semiconductor materials can not conduct electricity well at low temperatures, but their electrical conductivity becomes better when the temperature is higher.
Properties: the transition between metal elements and nonmetallic elements.
Examples of semi-metallic elements:
A. Group IIIA = boron
B. Group IVA = silicon, germanium
C. Type VA = arsenic, antimony
D. Group VIA = tellurium, polonium
Why voltaic elements do not last long?
BalasHapusBecause in chemical reactions, will form H2 called polarization, which will inhibit the flow of electric current from Cu to Zn ..
HapusWeaknesses: the presence of polarizing events that feed inhibits the flow of electric current