ch 4 5 6 test like hello where is the reasoning?? Flashcards

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Atomic Number

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Number of protons duh payton

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Atomic Mass/ Mass number

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Protons plus Neutrons

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Weights

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Protons and Neutrons are the heaviest and they weigh the same
Electrons are the lightest

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Law of Conservation of mass

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Matter cannot be destroyed nor created.
Ex: When wood burns, the mass or soot, ashes etc equal the original mass

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Law of proportions chemistry

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A given chemistry compound always contains the same elements in the exact same proportion by mass

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Law of Multiple Proportions

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When two elements form more than one compound BASICALLY ALWAYS A RATIO
This ONLY APPLIES TO COMPOUNDS OF THE SAVE ELEMENT OKAY PAYTON? DONT GET THIS WRONG

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What did Dalton do?

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Dalton created the atomic theory.
Atomic theory:
- All mater is composed of small particles called atoms
- Atoms of one element are different from that of any other element
- Atoms of the different elements can chemically or physically mix together
- Chemical reactions occur when atoms are separated from each other, joined, or rearranged in different combinations. Atoms of one element are never changed into atoms of another element as a result of a chemical reaction.
- First to show that atoms form compounds when they are combined

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What did JJ Thompson do

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  • Created the Cathode ray. Shot electric particles with a positive plate on top which attracted it.
  • This showed that there were negative particles which he called Corpusles which later were named electrons by another scientist
  • Plum Pudding model
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Plum Pudding model

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This model was proposed by Jj thompson
It shows negatively charged particles in a positive charged seas
This one has no nucleus

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What did Ernest Rutherford

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  • Gold Foil
  • Basically shot alpha particles at something and it reflected which gave the identity of a nucleus
  • Atoms consist of a postively charged nuecleus
  • Electrons orbit the nucleus
  • Nucleus contains most of the mass
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What did Bohr do

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He made a model with a nucleus with 3 rings, these electrons orbit the nucleus in different energy levels.
Radiation is absorbed or emitted when electrons

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State the charge, location, and mass of the three particles

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Neutron and Protons weigh 1.67 x 10^-24
Electrons located electron cloud, which is located around the nucleus. and it weights 9.11 x 10^-28

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13
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Isotopes

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Anything with a different amount of Neutrons, and Atomic mass cannot be the same

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Cation

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Positive lose electrons

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Anions

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Negative gain electrons

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How to calculate the average atomic mass.

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Mass x percent + mass of perecent + mass of percent

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Eletromagnetic waves of color

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Red Orange Yellow Green blue indigo purple violet
(Longest wavelengths to shortest)
(Least energy to most)

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Electromagnetic waves of

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Radio, Radar, Microwave, Infared, Visible, ultraviolet, X rays, gamma.
(Longest to shortest)
(Least energy to most)

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19
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Relationshio between wavelength and Frequency
W= A
F= V

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Inversely proportionate (Pay u prob dont know this once so study if biatch)

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20
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Excited State of Electrons

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Don’t follow the rule, skip to the next state. Always higher energy
Basically just skip elements sorta (Pay prob wont understand this)

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Ground state

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Lowest energy state, does not skip follows through

22
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What are the properties of the four quantum

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N- Principle
L- Angular
Me - Magnetic
Ms - Spin

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What are the shapes for the orbitals

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S - Sphere
P - Dumbbell
D - Flower
F - Very complicated shape

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Electron Configuration

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Orbital notation
Box arrows up down obvi
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Core notation
Noble gass and shit bc payton takes massive shits
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Aufbau principle
How to arrange electrons from the lowest energy level to the highest energy level
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Hand's rule
The rule that states u need to fill all up before you can go down
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Paulis Exclusion
Each orbital may accommodate a maximum of two arrows
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Heizenberg
U cannot find the velocity and the position of an electron at the same time because one relys on the other
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Difference between energy shells and orbitals
energy shells are the spdf orbitals are the boxes
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Doberiner
Grouped elements into traid
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Meyer
Arranged Atomic Mass
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Seaborg
He proposed moving the lanthanides and the actinides from the main body of the periodic table
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Mendeleev
Arranged by increasing atomic Mass
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Newlands
Proposed the law of Octaive
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Mosley
Arranged by atomic number
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Periodic Law
When we go across and and down or up stuff increases and decreases
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What happens to the metallic Character and Atom radius and reactivity
Decreases across and increases down Because as you go across you ad more electrons which causes more magnetic pull between protons and electrons and while you go down you add a new layer of electrons which caues weaker nuclear energy.
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What are Valence electrons
The outermost layer of electrons
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Ionization Energy
Removing Electrons. Which would result in a cation The higher the more difficult
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Electromagnetivity Ugh obvi taki
ELECTRON AFFINITY BUT IN A CHEMICAL BOND| JUST LIKE JAMES BOND
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Electron Affinity
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How do you start spfd
1 s 2p 3f 4 d
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Metals
Good conductors of heat and electricty All Solid at room temp but mercury most are malleiable
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Non metals
Gass at room temp Poor conductors
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Metalloid
Properties of that mixed with Non metal and metal
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Atomic radius Trend
Increases going down decreases to the right Nuclear energy has a smaller effect
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ION
Negative or Positive atom
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Ionizaiton Energy Trends
Decrease from top to bottom and increase left to right this is because as you go right there are more electrons added which makes it harder to make a core. And when you go down the outer electron is farther away from the nucleus
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Electrongatvitiy Trneds
Decreases from top to bottom and increase left to right because as you go from left to right more electrons gets added which causes a greater magnetic pull between protons and electrons while going down a new layer is added which weakens the pull
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Reactivity trends
Increases down Decreases to the right because the farther left the easier electrons can be taken away