Chapter 3 Lecture Notes and Test Notes Flashcards

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The bottom left number on an element,
Example: Beryllium has a bottom left number of 4, this number signifies waht?

 Be
4
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The its’ atomic number is 4

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Atoms contain equal numbers of protons and electrons (assuming the atom is neutral)

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Protons and neutrons

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the upper left number on an atomic symbol signifies what?
Example: Lithium has an upper left number of 6 what does this mean?

  6
    L
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Its atomic mass is 6

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the higher electrons are in the orbitals then the ………

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More energy they have

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smaller particles that make up atoms are called

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subatomic particles

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What did Thomson’s cathode- ray tube experiment show?

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that the cathode ray was full of negatively charged particles

that the particles had mass and were real

he was seeing electrons

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was Thomson’s model of an atom correct (Plum pudding model)

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no

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What did Rutherford’s gold foil experiment show?

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that a concentrated positive charge existed somewhere within the atom

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what are positively charged molecules

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Protons

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9
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what are neutrally charged particles

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neutrons

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10
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What make up the nucleus

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Protons and neutrons

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What states that the closer two charges are the greater the force between them

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Columb’s Law

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number of the protons and electron in an atom is shown by the

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Atomic number

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13
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The mass number tells you the total (sum of) the…..

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Protons and neutrons

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14
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in isotopes the mass number can also be written as

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element-5

example: helium-4

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atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons are called

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What did Rutherford’s model show

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it showed electrons orbiting the nucleus like planets orbit the sun

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what did Bohr’s model show

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it showed electrons that can only be a certain distance away from the nucleus, and each distance corresponds with a quantity of energy an electron has

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electrons have both ____ and _____ properties

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particle and wave properties

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describe the present day model of an atom

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the nucleus is surrounded by a kind of electron cloud that do not have sharp boundaries..

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the _______ is the distance between two consecutive peaks of a wave

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the _______ of a wave is how many peaks there are in a given section of a wave

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So as the frequency gets higher the wavelengths get ______

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an electron at its lowest possible energy state is at

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if an electron gains energy it moves to an
excited state
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an electron in an _____ state will release a specific quantity of energy (Light, fire, heat, gas) as it "falls" back to its ____ state
excited state back to its ground state
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the present day model of an atom is also known as the
Quantum model
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List the four quantum numbers that specify the properties of the electron's
Principal quantum number symbolized by n Angular momentum quantum number symbolized by l magnetic quantum number symbolized by m spin quantum number symbolized by + or -
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REVIEW MATH AND FORMULAS ON IN 3.4
DO IT
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REVIEW HOW LIST AN ELEMENT IN AAUFFBAU HOTEL FORM AND REGULAR FORM
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