Chapters 11&12: Atomic Theory and The Periodic Table Flashcards

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Electrons

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the negatively charged particles in an atom

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Atom

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the smallest particle in which an element can be divided and still be the same substance

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Protons

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the positively charged particles in the nucleus

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Neutrons

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the particles of the nucleus that have no charge

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Nucleus

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the center of the atom that is a tiny, extremely dense, positively charged part of the nucleus

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Electron cloud

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region in the atom where electrons are likely to be found

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Atomic mass unit (amu)

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the SI unit used to express the masses of particles in atoms

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Atomic Number

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the number of protons (or electrons) in an atom
determines the identity of an element
every element has a unique atomic number

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Isotopes

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atoms that have the same number of protons but have different number of neutrons

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Mass number

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the sum of the protons and neutrons in an atom

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Atomic mass

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the weighted average of the masses of all the naturally occurring isotopes

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Periodic

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happening at regular intervals

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Periodic Law

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the chemical and physical properties of the elements repeat periodically when the elements are lined up by their atomic numbers

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Metals

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shiny
ductile- drawn into thin wires
good conductors of electric current
malleable- can be flattened with a hammer
good conductors of thermal energy
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Metals (Periodic Table)

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left of the zigzag line

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Nonmetals

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not malleable or ductile
not shiny 
poor conductors of thermal energy and electric current
(opposite of metal)
brittle
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Nonmetals (Periodic Table)

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right of the zigzag line

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Metalloids (semiconductors)

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shiny
brittle- easily smashed
hard but brittle
good conductor of electric current

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Metalloids (Periodic Table)

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border the zigzag line

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Period/Series

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horizontal row of elements on the periodic table

same number if principle energy levels

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Group/Family

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vertical column of elements on the periodic table

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Energy levels

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a layer of electrons

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Farther from nucleus= ______
nearest= ___ energy level; ___ energy
farther out= ____ energy level; _____ energy

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more energy
1st; most energy
2nd; less energy

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Valence electron

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electron on the outermost or highest energy level

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Ion
an atom or group of atoms with a net(sum) positive or negative charge, depends on gaining or losing electrons
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Cation
positive ion, more protons than electrons so had to lose some electrons
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Anion
negative ion, more electrons than protons so had to gain electrons
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Octet rule
atoms tend to gain, lose, or share electrons in order to acquire the electron structure of the nearest noble gas (18th column)
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Alkali
``` the first group in the periodic table lose 1 electron ion: 1+ has 1 electron in its outermost energy level most reactive metals ```
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Alkaline earth
the second group in the periodic table lose 2 electrons ion: 2+
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Transition elements
groups 3-12 in the periodic table
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Halogens
the seventeenth group in the periodic table gain 1 electron ion: 1-
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Noble gases (periodic table)
the eighteenth group in the periodic table doesn't gain, share, or lose electrons (octet present) full set of electrons in its outermost energy level unreactive elements
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Inner transition elements
Both rows on the bottom of the periodic table
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Rare earth elements
1st row of the blocks on the bottom of the periodic table
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Solid
the state of matter in which the volume and shape of a substance are fixed
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Liquid
the state of matter that has a definite volume but not a definite shape
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Gas
the state of matter does not have a definite volume or shape
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Luster
when a substance is shiny
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Conductor
when a substance conducts heat or electricity well
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Insulator
when a substance does not conduct heat or electricity well
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Ductile
when a substance can be drawn or extruded into a wire
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Malleable
when a substance can be rolled or pounded into thin sheets
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Brittle
when a substance breaks, it crumbles
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Noble gases
colorless odorless gases
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Group 13
lose 3 electrons | 3+
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Group 14
share electrons only
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Group 15
gain 3 electrons or share | 3-
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Group 16
gain 2 electrons or share | 2-
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Group 17
gain 1 electron or share | 1-
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Monotomic ions
ions made from one atom
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Nonmetals (list elements)
``` nitrogen (N) sulfur (S) oxygen (O) selenium (Se) fluorine (Fl) bromine (Br) phosphorus (P) iodine (I) chloride (Cl) ```
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Metalloids (list elements)
boron (B) arsenic (As) aluminum (Al) antimony (Sb) silicon (Si) tellurium (Te) germanium (Ge) polonium (Po)
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Cation (rule for naming)
(metals) take the name of the parent atom (same name) ex. aluminum
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Anions (rule for naming)
(nonmetals) change the name of the parent atom to "ide" ex. nitride
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Anion names
``` nitride sulfide oxide selenide fluoride bromide phosphide iodide chloride ```
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Atomic mass equation
( # of element x % of element) = ( # of element x % of element) =______add together __ amu
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Mendeleev's periodic table
allowed for the prediction of the properties of the missing elements