Atoms and elements Flashcards
(23 cards)
This model resulted from the gold foil experiment
Rutherford
This model was the first to explain why atoms emit light of a particular colour when exposed to an electromagnetic field
Rutherford-Bohr
This model could not explain why atoms could gain or lose electrons and become ions
Dalton
Dalton though that all atoms of the same element were identical. This model demonstrates that they are not, because their masses can be different
Simplified. Atomic. Model
(From gold foil experiment)
When some (very few) alpha particles bounced back, what is the conclusion…
The atoms nucleus is small and dense
(From gold foil experiment)
when most of the particles pass through, what is the conclusion..
The atom is mostly empty space
(From gold foil experiment)
When the atom has a positively charged nucleus, what is the observation…
some particles were slightly deflected
Periodic trend for electronegetivity
…➡
⬆
up then right
periodic trend for MP,BP and Density
➡⬅
closest in the middle
periodic trend for Atomic Radius
….⬅
⬇
left then down
periodic trend for ionization energy
…➡
⬆
up then right
periodic trend for reactivity
Metals:.
…⬅
⬇
left then down
Non-metals:
…➡
⬆
up then right
Largest element
Fr, Francium
Smallest element
He, Helium
Which element has three isotopes
H, Hydrogen
Protium, Deuterium and Tritium
Name the family that is soft/light and reacts violently with water
Alkaline metals (1 VE)
properties of halogens
Multicoloured and multistate, highly reactive, toxic and corrosive (7 VE)
name the family that is non-reactive, colourless and oderless
Inert gases (8 VE)
properties of alkaline earth metals
hard, burns easily (2 VE)
Properties of Metalloids
tip: staircase
Mix of properties from metals and non-metals
EX. Dull but has lustre
acidic but low density
which model is made of tiny indivisible particles called atoms
daltons model
what model used cathod rays
thomsons model
why was Rutherfords model bad
because it didn’t explain how electrons held their position around the nucleus w/o crashing.. since opposite charges attract