Ch3: Atomic structure Flashcards

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How many sub-atomic particles found inside atoms?

A
  1. protons, neutrons, electrons.
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2
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Charge of neutron

A

0/neutral

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3
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Charge of proton

A

Positive / +1

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4
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Charge of electron

A

-1 / negative

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5
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What are found in the centre of the atom?

A

Protons and neutrons in the nucleus

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6
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relative mass of electron

A

Negligible mass

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7
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Relative mass of neutron

A

1

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8
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Relative mass of proton

A

1

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9
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The electrons move …. around the nucleus

A

Rapidly

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10
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How to find number of electrons with atomic number

A

Same as atomic number/proton number

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11
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What is the nucleon number

A

Mass number of an element – total number of protons and neutrons in its nucleus

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12
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Why is an atom always electrically neutral

A

Number of protons = number of electrons thus charges cancel out

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13
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What is an ion?
1. The charge
2. Form when…

A

An atom or group of atoms with positive or negative charge, and forms when atoms lose or gain electrons to obtain a fully-filled outer shell.

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14
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Metal atoms…. from their outermost shell when they form ions

A

Lose electrons

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15
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The ions formed are positive, with _____ protons than electrons

A

More

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16
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Non-metal atoms ____ electrons when they form ions

17
Q

When mon-metal atoms gain electrons, they are _____ because…

A

Negative because they have more electrons than protons

18
Q

Isotopes are atoms of ______ with the same number of _____ and _____, but different number of ______.

A

Same element, protons and electrons, neutrons

19
Q

Isotopes of an element have:
Same/different atomic number
Same/different nucleon numbers

A

Same, different

20
Q

Isotopes have identical _____ properities

21
Q

Isotopes are differing in melting and boiling points, solubility, density, etc. -> _____ properties

22
Q

Isotopes have different physical properties because of their different _____

23
Q

The _____ -charged electrons move around the nucleus in electron shells

A

Negatively

24
Q

Elements with _____ of valence electrons belong to the ______ group in the periodic table.

A

Same, same

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Elements in the same group have what kind of chemical properties?
Similar
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Exceptions in periodic table: E.g. no. Of shells linked to period number
Helium 2 valence, but grp 18
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Formula for relative atomic mass
Percentage abundance * isotopic mass
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Noble gases are:
Noble gases are all odorless, colorless nonmetals. All of the noble gases have full shells of valence electrons. --> unreactive
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When separate beams of electrons, neutrons, or protons are passed through an electric field in an apparatus, they behave differently. which of the 3 will be deflected most by the field?
Electrons, as they are the lightest particles as compared to protons or neutrons. They would be deflected towards the positive terminal, as opposite charges attract/like charges repel
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