Atomic structure Flashcards

1
Q

what are the relative masses of protons, neutrons and electrons ?

A

Proton: 1
Neutron: 1
Electron: 0.0005

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2
Q

What does the atomic number represent ?

A

Number of protons

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3
Q

What does the mass number represent ?

A

Number of protons - number of neutrons

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4
Q

How do you find the number of electrons in an element ?

A

Same as the proton/atomic number

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5
Q

What is the mass number an average of ?

A

All of the elements isotopes

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6
Q

Isotopes have the same number of …. but a different number of ….

A

Same: protons
Different: neutrons

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7
Q

Due to the different isotopes having the same number of ….. they all possess the same ….. and ….. properties

A
  1. electrons
  2. chemical
  3. physical
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8
Q

Electrons are arranged in ….. or …… which have …. or ……

A

Electron shells
Energy levels
Sub-shells
Sun-levels

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9
Q

Each sub-level consists of …. …..

A

Electron orbitals

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10
Q

What is an electron orbital ?

A

A region of space in which the electron spends most of its time/ is most likely to be in

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11
Q

Each …… can hold ……. with ….. ….

A

Orbital
2 electrons
Opposite spins

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12
Q

Electrons will always fill the ….. ….. ….. first

A

Lowest energy level

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13
Q

Why does 4s fill before 3d ?

A

Because 4s is at a lower energy level

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14
Q

What is the order of orbital filling ?

A

1s, 2s, 2p, 3s, 3p, 4s, 3d, 4p etc

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15
Q

The ….. up the energy levels the …. ….. the electrons have

A

Higher

More energy

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16
Q

Electrons will always enter the ………… available

A

Lowest energy orbital

17
Q

Electrons prefer to occupy …… on their …… and only ………. … when no …… orbitals of the ….. ….. are available

A
Orbitals 
Own
Pair up
Empty 
Same energy
18
Q

In ….. the electrons in the …… energy level are …. ….

A

Ions
Highest
Lost first

19
Q

Electrons are ….. from … before ….

A

Lost
4s
3d

20
Q

…… for how electrons are …… in ….. comes from ……. …..

A

Evidence
Arranged
Atoms
Ionisation energies

21
Q

The ….. …… ….. is the …… required to remove ….. …. from each …… in a …… of …….. atoms producing one mole of … …… …….

A
1st ionisation energy 
Energy 
One electron
Atom
Mole
Gaseous 
1+ gaseous ions
22
Q

The ….. …… ….. is the energy required to remove the …… ….. not ….. …..

A

2nd ionisation energy
Second electron
Both electrons

23
Q

What three factors affect ionisation energy ?

A

Distance from the nucleus
Nuclear charge
Shielding

24
Q

What affect does the distance from the nucleus have on ionisation energy ?

A

The greater the distance the less the attraction between the nucleus and outer electron

25
Q

What affect does nuclear charge have on ionisation energy ?

A

The more protons the nucleus has the higher the nuclear charge the higher the attraction between the nucleus and outer electron

26
Q

What affect does shielding have on ionisation energy ?

A

The greater the shielding I.e. the more energy levels there are the weaker the attraction between the nucleus and outer electrons