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Atomic structure and chemical bonding Flashcards

1
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Protons and neutrons collectively known as

A

NUCLEONS

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2
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Name three subatomic particles

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Protons, Neutrons and Electrons

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3
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Positively charged subatomic particle

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Proton

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4
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Negatively charged subatomic particle

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Electron

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5
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Neutral subatomic particle

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Neutron

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6
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Mass of Proton (also mass of neutron)

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1 amu

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7
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Atom is electrically neutral. Give reason

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Protons are equal in number and opposite in charge(+1) with electrons(-1) and neutrons have no charge

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8
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Define atomic number

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The number of protons present in the nucleus of an atom

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9
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The atomic number of X^-2 ion where total number of

electrons=18 is

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16

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10
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Define Mass number

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The sum of number of protons and neutrons in an atom

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11
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The shell closest to the nucleus

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K shell

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12
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Which electron has minimum energy? The one preseng in L shell or the one present in N shell?

A

The electron present in L shell

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13
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While revolving in a shell an electron possesses a certain amount of energy. Hence shells are also called

A

Energy levels

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14
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Define electron configuration

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distribution of elctrons in different shells

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15
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The two scientists who gave scheme to distribute electrons in different orbits

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Bohr and Bury

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16
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Maximum number of eletrons which can be present in any shell is given by

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2n^2

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17
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The outermost shell can not have more than __ electrons

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8

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18
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The penultimate shell cannot have more than ___ electrons

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18

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19
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Electron configuration of Calcium ion (at no. 20)

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2,8,8

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20
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Define isotopes

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Atoms of the same element having same atomic number but different mass number

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21
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Noble gases do not gain, lose or share elctrons. Why?

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They have stable elctronic configuration ie their outermost shell is complete

22
Q

Name the 3 isotopes of Hydrogen

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Protium, Deuterium, Tritium

23
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Chlorine has 2 isotopes, Cl-35 and Cl-37. But its average atomic mass is 35.5 and not 36. Why?

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Because the Cl-35:Cl-37 existence ratio is 3:1. 1 atom of Cl-37 mass is 37 and 3 atoms of Cl-35 mass is 105. Hence avg mass is 142/2=35.5

24
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What is DUPLET arrangement of elctrons?

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2 electrons in outermost shell ie K shell

25
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What is OCTET arrangement of electrons

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8 electrons in the outerost shell of an atom

26
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Which type of chemical bond is formed by transfer of electrons from one atom to another?

A

Ionic bond / Electrovalent bond

27
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Which type of chemical bond is formed by mutual sharing of electrons between 2 atoms?

A

Covalent bond

28
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Chemical properties of iostopes of same element are similar. Why?

A

Chemical properties are dependent on the electronic configuration of an atom. Isotopes have same atomic number, same number of electrons and hence same electron configuration

29
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Physical properties of isotopes of the same element are different. Why?

A

Physical properties are dependent on the atomic mass. Isotopes have different mass number, different number of neutrons and hence different atomic masses

30
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The driving force for the atoms of elements otherthan Noble gases to combine chemically with other elements is

A

To attain stable electronic configuration of the nearest Noble gas

31
Q

Calcium will attain stable electronic configuration by ____ ____ ____ electrons

A

loss of two

32
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Chlorine will attain stable electronic configuration by ____ ____ ____ electrons

A

gain of one

33
Q

Name the type of bond present in following compound.

CaO

A

Ionic / Electrovalent bond

34
Q

Name the type of bond present in following compound.

HCl

A

Covalent bond

35
Q

Name the type of bond present in following molecule.

Hydrogen

A

Covalent bond

36
Q

Name the ions responsible for the formation of Magnesium chloride, also mention total number of ions required.

A

Mg^+2 and 2 Cl^-1

37
Q

What is a lone pair of electrons

A

A pair of valence electrons that are not shared with another atom in a covalent bond and is sometimes called an unshared pair or non-bonding pair.

38
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The eletron configuration of Nitrogen is 2,5. How many electrons in the outermost shell of a nitrogen atom are not involved in the formation of Nitrogen molecule.

A

1 pair

38
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The eletron configuration of Nitrogen is 2,5. How many electrons in the outermost shell of a nitrogen atom are not involved in the formation of Nitrogen molecule.

A

1 pair

39
Q

A molecule containing double covalent bond is

A

O2

40
Q

What is the number of covalent bonds present in each of the following molecules.
1) NaCl 2) CaO 3) MgCl2

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None

41
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A molecule which is having single covalent bond(s) in given list.
Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Ammonia, Oxygen, water, methane, carbon tetrachloride

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Hydrogen, Ammonia, water, methane, carbon tetrachloride

42
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How many pairs of electrons are shared between H and Cl atom in the formation of HCl molecule

A

1 pair of electrons

43
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The number of lone pair of electrons present in following molecules.
1) H2 2) O2 3) H2O 4) NH3 5) N2 6) CH4 7) CCl4 8) Cl2

A

1) 0 2) 4(2 on each O) 3) 2 4) 1 5) 2(each on 1 N) 6) 0
7) 12 (3 on each Cl) 8) 6 ( 3 on each)

44
Q

Atomic number of following elements given below:
A=8, B=7, C=17, D=11, E=20

1) Which of the above is divalent metal?

A

E

45
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Atomic number of following elements given below:
A=8, B=7, C=17, D=11, E=20

1) Which of the above is non-metal?

A

A, B, C

46
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Atomic number of following elements given below:
A=8, B=7, C=17, D=11, E=20

1)The type of bonding between two atoms of A

A

double covalent bond

47
Q

Atomic number of following elements given below:
A=8, B=7, C=17, D=11, E=20

1) The type of bonding between D and C.

A

Ionic bond

48
Q

Atomic number of following elements given below:
A=8, B=7, C=17, D=11, E=20

1) Number of covalent bonds formed in a molecule of B2

A

One triple covalent bond

49
Q

A covalent molecule, having two lone pair of electrons

A

water

50
Q

A covalent molecule, having triple covalent bond

A

Nitrogen molecule

51
Q

A covalent hydrocarbon molecule, having four single covalent bonds

A

methane

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