atomic Flashcards

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postulates of daltons atomic theory

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matter consists of small indivisible particles the atoms can neither be destroyed nor be created and atom is the smallest unit of matter taking part in a chemical reaction and in a given compound the kind of atoms is same

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what are isotopes

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isotopes have same atomic number but different mass numbers

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how is rutherfords model different from bohrs model

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rutherford cudnot give the precise location of a an atom or stability of an atom whil bohrs model gave the precise location and mode of arrangment of the electrons around the nucleus

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4
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who discovered protons

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goldstein

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5
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who discovered nuetrons

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james chadwick

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who discovered nucleus

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lord rutherford

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what are the postulates of bohrs atomic theory

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the electrons revolve around the nucleus in fixed shells or orbits
as long as the electron revolve around the nucleus in their orbit they can neither lose nor gain energy

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why rutherfords model couldnot explain the stability of an atom

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in his model the electrons revolve around the nucleus and by centrifugakl force caused due to electron rotation but the electrons radiate energy and move towards the nucleus with a spiral path and collapse

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subatomic particles of atom

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proton electron nuetron proton positive electron negative and nuetron no charge

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what is atomic number

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atomic number is the number of protons and electrons

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what are nucleons

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the total number of protons and nuetrons also clled mass number is nucleons

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what are nuetrons

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mass number minus atomic number

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electronic configuration rules 2

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2n square and the outermost shell should have only 8 electrons

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14
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electronic configuration of magnesium

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2,8,2

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15
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def isotopes in a different manner

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istopes have similiar chemical properties but different physical properties

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16
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why does istopes have similiar chemical prperties

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chemical properties are depended on the electronic configuration since isotopes ahve same atomic number they have same protons and electrons and since same electronic confihgurtion

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why do isotopes have different physical properties

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physical properties are depemdent on mass number since isotopes have different mass number and differnt nuetrons

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what are noble gases

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noble gases have stable electronic configuration and they have already achieved complete configuration that is ttheir outermost shell is complete octet rule and duplet rule

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what is a chemical bond

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the force which acts between two or more atoms to hold them together as a stable molecule is called chemical bond

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what is chemical bonding

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the process in which a force acting on two or more atoms come together as a stable molecule is called chemical bonding

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what is electrovalent bond

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the chemical bond formed as a result when two atoms combine and there is transfer of electrons from an atom of mettalic element to nonmetallic element is called electrovalent ond

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what is covalent bond

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a chemical bond formed by mutual sharing of electrons by an atom of the nonmetallic elemet is called covalent bond

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examples of electrovalent compounds

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nacl mgcl2 and cao

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examples of covalent molecule

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hydrogen ammonia nitrogen water carbon tetreachloride chlorine oxygen

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what forms tripe covalent bond and three single covalent bond
nitrogent - triple covalent bond ammonia - three single covalent bond