LESSON 3: ATOMS Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

FRENCH CHEMIST, experimented with MERCURY in a jar

A

Antoine Laurent Lavoisier

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“Matter is neither created nor destroyed, but it is transformed from one form to another.”

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LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS
Antoine Laurent Lavoisier

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3
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When matter reacts with another matter, the sum of the masses of the resulting products would ___________ as the initial total mass of the unreacted matter.

A

always be the same
LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS

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4
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Antoine Laurent Lavoisier

A

LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS

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5
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Joseph Proust

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LAW OF DEFINITE PROPORTIONS

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6
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Fellow chemist of Lavoisier, experimented with PYRITE (FeS2)

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Joseph Proust

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7
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“All compounds are made up of FIXED PROPORTIONS of elements in terms of mass”

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LAW OF DEFINITE PROPORTIONS
Joseph Proust

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8
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The proportions are ________ regardless of where the compound came from or how it was made

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CONSTANT
LAW OF DEFINITE PROPORTIONS

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9
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From the discovery of Proust, discovered that proportions of masses in a compound can be expressed in NUMERICAL RATIOS.

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LAW OF MULTIPLE PROPORTIONS
John Dalton

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10
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“The tendency among elements in a compound to form a ________________”

A

ratio of small whole numbers

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11
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Solid Sphere Model
Dalton’s Atomic Theory

A

JOHN DALTON

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12
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Plum pudding Model

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JOHN JOSEPH THOMSON

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13
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Nuclear Model

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ERNEST RUTHERFORD

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14
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ELECTRON

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JOHN JOSEPH THOMSON

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15
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PROTON

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ERNEST RUTHERFORD

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16
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NEUTRON

A

JAMES CHADWICK

17
Q

• Assigned orbits to electrons that correspond to their ENERGY LEVEL
• PLANETARY MODEL of the atom
• The farther the electron’s orbit is from the nucleus, the less energy would be needed to remove that electron and transfer it farther.

18
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• He found out that electrons are MOVING, exact position cannot be pinpointed
• Electron CLOUD MODEL
• This is the ACCEPTED accurate depiction of atomic structure

A

ERWIN SCHRODINGER

19
Q

Represents the symbol of the element

A

ATOMIC SYMBOL

20
Q

Represents the number of proton an element

A

ATOMIC NUMBER

21
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Represents the sum of the masses of the atom’s protons and neutrons has

22
Q

It is a variant of an element but has MORE NEUTRONS than the element’s stable form.

23
Q

The atoms of an element’s isotope have _________, although extra neutron makes an isotope unstable.

24
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Number of protons is the ______ in all isotopes of a given element.

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32P
Cancer detection and treatment (esp. eyes and skin)
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59Fe
Anemia diagnosis
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60Co
Gamma ray irradiation of tumors
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99Tc
Brain, thyroid, bone marrow, lung, heart, and intestinal scanning; blood volume determination
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131I
Diagnosis and treatment of thyroid functions
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133Xe
Lung imaging
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198Au
Liver disease diagnosis