atomic structure and atomic mass Flashcards

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1
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what does the mass of an atom equal

A

protons + neutrons

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2
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the number of _ can vary between atoms of the same element

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neutrons

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3
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what is the symbol for an electron

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e

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4
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what is the atomic mass of an electron

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1/1840

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5
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what is the symbol for a proton

A

p

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6
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what is the atomic mass of a proton

A

1

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7
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what is the symbol for a neutron

A

n

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8
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what is the atomic mass of a neutron

A

1

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9
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what does the particle model state?

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the particles are constantly in motion and are attracted to each other

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10
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what is matter made up of

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particles

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11
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the particle model is a tool that explains ___

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the physical properties of solids, liquids and gases

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12
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particles can be made smaller by compression or division true or false

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false, they cannot be made smaller

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13
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what are isotopes

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elements that have different masses due to the different number of neutrons

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14
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only a small number of elements have more than one isotope

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false, nearly all elements have more than one isotope

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15
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what does the E stand for in shorthand

A

element

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16
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what does A stand for in shorthand and does it go above or below Z

A

atomic mass and it goes above Z

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17
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what does Z stand for in shorthand

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atomic number

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18
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this formula: Ir = mass or protons + neutrons is…

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the relative atomic mass

19
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the abundance of an isotope is calculated by:

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((lr isotope 1 * abundance) + (lr isotope 2 *abundance))/100

20
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the abundance of an isotope is…

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known as the relative isotopic abundance

21
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what does the abundance of an isotope dictate?

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the average mass of an element

22
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what is the relative formula/molecular mass?

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F/Mr = Ar of e1 + Ar of e2

23
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the sum of ratios of atomic masses of the atoms contained in a lattice is found with the

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relative formula mass

24
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the relative molecular mass finds the sum of

A

the relative atomic masses

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what are unstable isotopes known as?
radioisotopes
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why are radioisotopes unstable
they emit radiation
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the three forms of radiation are
alpha, beta, gamma
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what is gamma in the form of?
pure radiation
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a particle with 2 protons and 2 neutrons is
an alpha particle
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a beta particle contains
electrons
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the valence shell is the
outer shell
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true or false: electrons arrange themselves as closely to the nucleus as possible
true
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each shell contains an undefined number of electrons
false. each shell contains a maximum number of electrons
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how can you find the maximum number of shells given a shell number (n)
2n^2
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true or false: the higher energy shells fill before the lower energy shells
false, the lower energy shells fill before the higher energy shells
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true or false: after the 1st and 2nd shells fill, 18 electrons immediately fill shell 3
false. the first 8 fill the 3rd shell, the next 2 fill the 4th and then the remaining 10 shells fill the 3rd shell
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what is the pauli exclusion principle?
each electron of a pair in an orbital must have an opposite spin
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the principle that states the lower energy orbitals are always filled before higher energy orbitals is known as
the aufbau principle
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hund's rule states that:
orbitals ina subshell must all be filled before an orbital is filled with a second electron
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how many electrons can fit into an orbital?
2
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how many electrons can the 's' subshell fit
2
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the subshell that fits 6 electrons is the
'p' subshell
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how many orbitals are in the 'd' subshell
5
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the 'f' subshell contains 9 subshells, true or false
false, it contains 7