Particles Flashcards

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Copper-63 is 69.2% abundant and Copper-65 is 30.8%. Calculate the relative atomic mass of copper to 1 d.p.

A

(69.2 * 63 + 30.8 * 65) / 69.2 + 30.8 = 6361.69 / 100 = 63.6169
63.6 (1 d.p.)

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How do solids become a liquid?

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Once the particles get enough energy (usually by being heated) they break free of their bonds and can move freely, becoming a liquid

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How do you calculate the atomic mass?

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Number of protons + neutrons

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how do you calculate the atomic number?

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number of protons or electrons

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How do you work out the relative atomic mass of an element?

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sum of (isotope abundance*mass) / sum of abundance of all isotopes (usually 100)

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How does a liquid become a gas?

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The liquid particles gain energy(usually from heat) and vibrate faster, eventually they gain enough energy to overcome all intermolecular forces and become a gas

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How much bigger is the radius of the atom than the radius of the nucleus?

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the radius of the nucleus is 10,000 times smaller than the radius of the nucleus

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In liquids, the particles have ______ forces of attraction.

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weak

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Liquids have a _____ volume, but can change _____ to fit a container.

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definite, shape

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solids have a definite _____ and _____ because the particles are fixed in place

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shape, volume

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The particles have _____ forces of attraction in solids.

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strong

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Unlike solids, in a liquid the particles can _____

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move

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13
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What 3 subatomic particles make up an atom?

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Proton, Neutron and Electron

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14
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What are 3 issues with the particle model?

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1) Does not show correct size of particles
2) Particles aren’t necassarily spheres
3) Doesn’t include intermolecular forces

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15
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What charge does an atom have?

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No charge, and atom is neutral

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16
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What did Ernest Rutherford do and when?

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he made the nuclear model in1909

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What did J.J.Thomson do and when?

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He made the plum pudding model in 1897

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What did John Dalton say about atoms and when?

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He said that they were solid spheres in the 1800s

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What did Niels Bohr do and when?

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He discovered elctron shells in 1913

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20
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What happens to an atom if it loses or gains electrons?

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it becomes charged and an ion

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21
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What happens to the particles in a solid when it is heated up?

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they gain energy and vibrate faster

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What happens when a gas is heated up in a non-expandable container?

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The pressure of the container increases

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What happens when a gas is heated up in an expandable container?

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The volume of the container expands

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What is a negative ion called?

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What is a positive ion called?
Cation
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What is avogadro's constant?
6.02*10^23
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What is different about isotopes of atoms?
they have the same number of protons and electrons but a different number of neutrons.
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What is relative atomic mass?
The average mass of all othe isotopes of that element
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What is the charge of electrons?
-1
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What is the charge of Neutrons?
0
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What is the charge of Protons?
+1
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What is the difference between ions and atoms?
Ions have a charge
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What is the law of conservation of mass?
in a chemical reaction, atoms cannot be created, destroyed or changed, but their arragements can change.
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What is the melting point?
the melting point is a temperature (or range) in which solid particles break bonds and become liquid.
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What is the relative mass of Electrons?
1/1836
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What is the relative mass of Neutrons?
1
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What is the relative mass of Protons?
1
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What is the rough radius of an atom?
0.1 nm
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What is the valence shell?
the outer shell on any atom.
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What subatomic particle did Ernest Rutherford discover?
the Proton
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What subatomic particle did James Chadwick discover?
the Neutron
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What type of structure do solids form?
regular lattice structure
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Which is the only electron shell that can be used in reactions?
The valence or outer shell.
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Who discovered electron shells and when?
Niels Bohr in 1913
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Who discovered protons?
Ernest Rutherford
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Who discovered the neutron?
James Chadwick
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Who had the earliest atomic theory ever recorded and when was it?
Democritus, 500 B.C.
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Who made the nuclear model and when?
Ernest Ritherford in 1909
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Who made the plum pudding model and when?
J.J.Thomson in 1897
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Who said that atoms were solid spheres and when?
John Dalton in the 1800s