Module..? Flashcards

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What hypothesis did Dalton propose?

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He proposed a hypothesis to account for the laws of chemical composition in terms of atoms

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What are the postulates of Dalton’s Atomic Theory?

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-Matter is composed of tiny particles called atoms
-Atoms cannot be destroyed, created, or split
-All atoms of any one element are identical
- A chemical reaction consists of rearranging of atoms from one combination to another

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What are the misconceptions about Dalton’s atomic theory?

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-Certain atoms can split, hence radioactivity
-Some elements have atoms that differ from each other as they have different masses.

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What does the law of definite proportions state?

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Elements react in simple, whole-number ratio

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What is an atom?

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This is the smallest part of an element that can take part in a chemical reaction. It is electrically neutral.

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What structure does an atom have and what is it made up of?

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A nuclear and electronic structure made up of protons, neutrons, and electrons

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Where are the subatomic particles located?

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-Protons and Neutrons: nucleus
-Electrons: shells (orbits around the nucleus)

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How are neutrons affected in an electric field?

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They are undeflected because they have no charge

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How are protons and electrons affected in an electric field?

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They are deflected in opposite directions with electrons being deflected more as they are the lightest of the two.

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How do these particles travel?

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At right angles to the field direction.

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