Chapter 2: Atomic Theory Flashcards

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1
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Atomic mass #

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Average number of isotopes found in nature

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Proton

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Found in nucleus

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Neutron, ___ subatomic particle

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Found in nucleus, heaviest subatomic particle

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Electron

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Found outside of nucleus, lightest subatomic particle

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5
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Dalton

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Father of Atomic Theory

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Thomson

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Discovered electron while using a magnet with a cathode ray tube, plum pudding model.

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Rutherford

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Discovered nucleus is positively charged, atoms are mostly empty space, gold foil experiment

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Bohr

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Put electrons into energy levels

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9
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Planck

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All energy is quantized

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Millikan

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Used the oil drop experiment to determine the negative charge of electron

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Schrödinger

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Quantum mechanics/ electron cloud model. I like the o dots

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Mendeleev

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Father of the periodic table

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13
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Heisenberg

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The uncertainty principle: You can’t determine both the location and velocity of an electron w/out affecting its path or speed

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14
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Aufbau Principle

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Electrons eneter orbitals of lowest energy first

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15
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Pauli Exclusion Principle (PEP)

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An atomic orbital includes at most 2 electrons, and they circle the nucleus in opposite directions

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16
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Hund’s Rule

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When electrons occupy orbitals of the same energy, electrons will enter empty orbitals first.

17
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Isotope

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Different number of neutrons.

18
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Atomic mass

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The weighted average of an element’s naturally occurring isotopes

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Atomic number =

20
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Mass number =

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protons + neutrons

21
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Ion

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When an atom gains or loses an electron

22
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Electron configuration order

A

SDPF (bottom one)

23
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S

A

2 electrons max

24
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P

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6 electrons max

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D
10 electrons max
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F
14 electrons max
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Isotopic notation ___ C ___
Isotopic notation atomic mass C atomic number
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Protons and neutrons in ___.
NUCLEUS
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Electrons are ___.
OUTSIDE OF NUCLEUS
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Cations
Positive ion that's lost 1+ electrons
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Anions
Negative ion that's gained 1+ electrons