7.2 Bohr’s Theory Of The Atom Flashcards
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Bohr’s revisions to atomic theory: electrons in specific orbits
-electrons are located in defined shells, which are located certain distances from the nucleus
-electrons cannot exist between defined shells
-electrons can gain energy to move up to a higher shell, or they can lose energy to move down to a lower shell
- electrons are more stable (have less energy) when they are closer to nucleus
Bohrs contribution
Amount of energy electron has is related to how far it is from nucleus; atoms only emit or absorb light energy when their electrons jump between shells.
of shells for an element
Related to row of periodic table it is found in:
First shell-2 electrons
Second shell-8 electrons
Third shell-8 electrons
Fourth shell-18
Fifth shell-18
Sixth- 32
Standard atomic notation
Atomic number-protons
Mass number-total # of protons and neutrons in nucleus
Standard notation for ions
-Ion: charged atom
-Negative ion: more electrons then protons
-positive ion: fewer electrons then protons
-ion charge: charge on an ion whether positive or negative
*when atom becomes charged, #of protons in atom doesn’t change, ion charge is only due to change in # of electrons.