Atom Flashcards

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1
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Anything that takes up space and has mass

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Matter

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2
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Quantity of matter in a body regardless of its volume or any forces acting on it

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Mass

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3
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Measure of the force of gravity acting on it

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Weight

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4
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Building blocks of matter

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Atoms

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5
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Particles much smaller than atoms

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Subatomic particles

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6
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How many elements have been identified ?

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112

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7
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Naturally-occuring elements

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92

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8
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Artificially - produced elements

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20

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9
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He named the smallest piece of matter “atomos”

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Democritus

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10
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Meaning “not to be cut” / indivisible

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Atomos

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11
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They favored the earth, fire , air and water to the nature of matter

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Aristotle and Plato

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12
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Laid the foundation for modern atomic theory

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John Dalton (1808)

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13
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Atoms can’t be subdivided , created or destroyed

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Modern Atomic Theory

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14
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Formed by joining of atoms of two or more elements

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Compounds

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15
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Dalton’s atom had _________ to account for chemical combination

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Hooks and eyes

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16
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Atoms of different elements combine in simple whole number ratios to form chemical compounds

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Law of multiple proportions

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17
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He is concerned with the investigations of the electrons ( cathode rays)

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Joseph John “J J” Thompson

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18
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Concluded that “electrons were an integral part of all atoms”

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JJ Thompson

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19
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Thomson proposed a model of the atom that is called

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Plum Pudding

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20
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Negatively charged that is also known as electrons

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Corpuscles

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21
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Introduced the nuclear model of the atom

Discovered the nucleus

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Ernest Rutherford

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22
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Proposed the planetary model

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Niels Bohr

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23
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He proposed the wave-particle duality

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Louis de Broglie

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24
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All particles of matter moving at some velocity would have the properties of a wave

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Particle- Wave Duality

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He created the quantum mechanical model of the atom
Erwin Schrodinger
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The probability of finding the electron is the greatest
The cloud is most dense
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Nucleus is sorrounded by an electron cloud This model intoduced the concept of sub- energy levels
Quantum mechanical model
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Electrons do not move about an atoms in a definite path like the planets around the sun
Wave mechanics theory
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Atom has small positively charged nucleus surrounded by a large region where there are electrons (negative ) to make the atom neutral
Modern Atomic atomic model
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Created the quantum mechanics
Werner Heisenberg
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Diameter of the atom
0.1 - 0.5 nm | 1 x 10^-10 m to 5x 10^-10
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Fundamental particles of the atom
Protons Neutrons Electrons
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Positively charge particle
Proton
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Mass of proton
1. 67 x 10 ^-24 g | 1. 67 x 10 ^-27 kg
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Amu of proton
1.007316
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Discovered proton
Ernest Rutherford (1920)
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Negative charged particles
Electron
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Mass of electron
9. 1 x 10^-28 g | 9. 1 x 10^- 31 kg
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Amu of electron
0.000549
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Discovered electrons
Joseph John Thompson (1897)
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Particle with no electrical charge
Neutron
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Mass of neutron
1. 675 x 10 ^ -24 g | 1. 675 x 10^ - 27 kg
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Amu of neutron
1.008701
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Discovered neutron
Sir James Chadwick (1932)
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Center of an atom
Nucleus
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Protons and neutrons were collectively known as
Nucleons
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Determines the chemical element
Number protons
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Removal of an electron from the atom
Ionization
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An atom that carries an electrical charge
Ion
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Positive ion
Cation
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Negative ion
Anion
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A cation and anion simultaneously produced
Ion pair
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To determine the max no of electron per shell
2n^2
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Shell number n
Principal quantum number
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Force toward the center " center -seeking"
Centripetal force
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Force away from the center "Center fleeing"
Centrifugal force
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Strength of an attachment of an electron to the nucleus
Electron Binding Energy (Eb)
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Combining capacity of an atom of an element
Valency
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Electrons present in the outmost shell of the atom
Valence electrons
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List of all the elements that can build matter
Periodic table
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Arranged the elements according to the number of atomic mass
Dmitri Mendeleev
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Number of protons in an atom
Atomic number (z)
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Sum of the protons and neutrons in an atom
Atomic mass ( A)
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Number of protons is equal to the numebr of the electrons
Neutral atom
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Atomc species characterized by specific constitution of the nucleus
Nuclide
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Nuclide is proposed by
Truman P. Kohman
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Atoms having same element , same protons but different mass
Isotopes
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Atoms with different element , same number of mass
Isobar
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Same neutron number , different proton number
Isotones
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Metastable state of an atomic nucleus cause by excitation
Isomer
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Usually restricted to refer to isomers with half lives of 10^-9 seconds or longer
Metastable state
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Atoms of various elements may combine to form structure
Molecules
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Composed of two or more chemical elements
Chemical compound