chemistry quiz atomic structure Flashcards

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Dalton’s theory

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-every atom in an element is the same size
-contradicted by modern theory

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modern theory

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same size atoms are in different groups (atoms of elements are grouped based on their abundance in nature)

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the modern theory is a cloud model, meaning..

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electrons closer to the nucleus are more dense

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to find electrons from charge:

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if the charge is positive, subtract the number from protons

if charge is negative, add the number from the protons

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mass =

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protons + neutrons

(m=p+n)

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neutrons =

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mass - protons

(n=m-p)

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7
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beta particles are also known as

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electrons

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thomsons theory

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Thomson described the atom as a ball of positive charge containing a number of electrons

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rutherfords observations and conclusions:

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  1. observation: he observed the alpha particles went through, and the gold light was showing on the screen (most of the particles went through the gold foil)

conclusion: the atoms must have been mostly empty space

  1. observation: a few of the alpha particles deflected

conclusion: these alpha particles were close to a positive charge in the atom

  1. observation: a few of the alpha particles bounced back

conclusion: those alpha particles hit the massive part of the atom

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Bohr’s theory

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after rutherfords discovery, Bohr proposed that electrons travel in definite orbits (shells) around the nucleus

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11
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what is inside the nucleus

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protons and nuetrons

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12
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the charge of the nucleus is always

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positive bc of the protons

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13
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using table o, what are the masses and charges of protons, neutrons, and electrons

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protons:
mass - 1
charge - 1

neutrons :
mass - 1
charge - 0

electrons :
mass - 0
charge - -1

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protons are located in the ______ and their charge is _____

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nucleus, positive

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15
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neutrons are located in the _____ and their charge is ______

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nucleus, neither positive or negative

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electrons are located in the ______ and their charge is _____

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orbits (shells), negative

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atoms are mostly made up of

18
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x
_____
x

						 identify
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mass - x
_____
charge - x

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isotopes are

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

20
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atomic number and _______ are the same thing

21
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electrons are usually opposite reciprocals of the __________

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atomic number/protons

22
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calculating average mass (for isotopes):

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(relative abundance x atomic mass)
_________
100

23
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magic numbers are ____ and ____ and they…

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8 and 2

make an atom stable

24
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which shell has the highest energy and which has the lowest

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the shell closest to the nucleus has the lowest energy and the shell farthest from the nucleus has the highest energy

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an excited atom means
absorbs energy
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how to get electrons from the periodic table
all the electron configuration numbers added up is the total number of electrons
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when a electron gets excited, you don't _______________ but when it goes back to its ground state ___________
see anything it releases its energy in the form of light
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excited state doesnt have the same _________ but same amount of _________
energy electrons
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nucleons are
what is in the nucleus (particles)
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ions are
when electrons change
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mass deals with...
mass -------- protons and neutrons | v nucleus | v isotopes (because of the difference in neutrons)
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to find neutrons
atomic mass - protons
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charge deals with....
charge ----------- proton and electron + -- neutral atom = 0 -------------------------- proton = electron +10 -10 nuclear charge - positive from the proton
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excited electrons....
never change
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kernel of an atom
all parts of the atom except valence
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to find electrons:
add or subtract atomic number by charge
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neutral atom:
electrons and protons are equal but opposite signs
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mass has nothing to do with
electrons
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to make an ion it has to
have magic numbers
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the last electron in the electron configuration is the
valence electron
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