Recognize Basic Atomic Structure Flashcards

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What is the Fundamental Constituent of Matter that retains the properties of an Element?

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The Atom

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What is the smallest Unit that has a unique identity?

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The Atom

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3
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How many Elements are in the Periodic Table?

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118

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The Periodic Table starts with ___, which has 1 Proton, and increasing Proton numbers from each element

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Hydrogen

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5
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Although Atoms have distinct properties, all are composed of the same 3 Subatomic Particles:

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Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons

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6
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Atoms undergo Chemical Reactions by:

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Gaining or losing electrons to achieve stability

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7
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An Atom’s properties can be inferred by:

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Its position on the periodic table, which relates to the number of valence electrons on its outermost shell

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8
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Atoms can ___, ___, or ___ Electrons to make a variety of Chemical Bonds of varying strengths and properties

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Lose, Gain, Share

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9
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All atoms have a similar structure of a central ___ containing positively charged ___ and neutral ___

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Nucleus, Protons, Neutrons

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10
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Surrounding the Nucleus are negatively charged ___

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Electrons

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Electrons exist in an ___ ___ surrounding the Nucleus

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Electron Cloud

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12
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The negative Electrons are held in orbit by:

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Their attraction to positively charged Protons in the nucleus and increase in energy with distance from the nucleus

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13
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Each type of Atom will always have the same number of:

A

Protons

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14
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Number of Neutrons in different Atoms of the same element can vary, and these Atoms are called:

A

Isotopes

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15
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The Atomic Mass of an Atom is determined by:

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The number of Protons and Neutrons found in the Nucleus

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16
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___ are so small that their Mass does not significantly add to the Mass of the Atom

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Electrons

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17
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How do you find the Atomic Mass?

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By adding the Protons and Neutrons

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18
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All Carbon Atoms have ___ Protons

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19
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Subatomic particles have ___ and ___ related to their identity

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Masses, Charges

20
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What gives the Atomic Number of an Atom?

A

Number of Protons

21
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Neutral Atoms have equal numbers of:

A

Protons and Electrons

22
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Neutrons do not change the charge because:

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They are not charged particles

23
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What are Ions?

A

Atoms with a positive or negative charge

24
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The Periodic Table arranges Atoms by increasing

A

Atomic Number (Number of Protons)

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The Atomic Number is shown as an:
Integer in the Periodic Table
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The Atomic Mass is shown as a:
Decimal form to account for the natural abundance of the element's various Isotopes
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The Atomic Mass shown on the Periodic Table is determined by:
The percentage of each Isotope found in nature for that particular Atom
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The Periodic Table groups similar Atoms into ___ ___
Vertical columns
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Atoms with similar properties have the same number of ___ ___
Valence (bonding) Electrons
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There are different numbers of orbitals that can accommodate different Electron numbers depending on:
The number of the Period
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The "s" Orbital can accommodate a maximum of ___ Electrons at a time
Two
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What Orbital is closest to the Nucleus?
S Orbital
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___ and ___ only have an S Orbital that can hold a total of 2 Electrons
Hydrogen, Helium
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Periods represent large Electron ___ with multiple Orbital ___
Highways, Lanes
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What is the outermost shell of an Atom and participate and Chemical Reactions (or bonding)?
Valence Electrons
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Atoms are most stable when they have a ___ ___ ___
Full Valence Shell
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Atoms are most likely to move toward ___
Stability
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Noble Gases like Helium and Neon, have ___ ___ ___ and are quite stable
Full Valence Shells
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Inert Gases are:
Stable Atoms like Noble Gases
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Gaining Electrons typically happens:
In Atoms with Valence less than 4
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All the Elements in Group 15 will gain 3 Electrons and become
Negatively Charged Ions
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Negative Charged Ions are called:
Anions
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What are Cations?
Electrons donated by Atoms that prefer to lose electrons, becoming Positively charged Ions
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What are Ionic Bonds?
Bonds that are formed by transfer of Electrons between Atoms
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Ionic Compounds are:
Soluble in Water and Conduct Electricity
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What are Covalent Bonds?
Shared Bonds that are typically formed between two p-block elements