Structure of matter Flashcards

1
Q

smallest division of matter

A

atoms

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2
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all matter is made of

A

atoms

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3
Q

atoms of the same type form an

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element

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4
Q

A molecule is made of different

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elements

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5
Q

Molecules combine to form a

A

substance

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6
Q

based on 4 basic elements (air, Earth, Fire, and Water)

A

Greek atom

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7
Q

eye and hook combination of elements

A

Dalton Atom

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8
Q

uniform mass with electrons (like pudding)

A

Thompson Atom

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9
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positive charged nucleus with electrons in orbits around the nucleus (used today)

A

Bohr atom

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10
Q

There are _basic subatomic particles

A

three

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11
Q

Protons and neurons are located in the

A

nucleus

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12
Q

_ are in orbital shells floating around the nucleus

A

Electrons

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13
Q

The rest of the atom is

A

empty space

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14
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_are positively charged

A

protons

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15
Q

protons has _ unit of atomic mass

A

1

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16
Q

symbol is a

A

+

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17
Q

protons are located in the

A

nucleus

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18
Q

Neutron has _ charge

A

no

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19
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neutrons has _ unit of atomic mass

A

1

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20
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Neutron symbol is

21
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Neutrons are located in the

22
Q

Electrons are _ charged

A

negatively

23
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electrons has _ units of atomic mass

24
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Electron’s symbol is

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electrons are located in _ orbiting around the nucleus
shells
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atoms are electrically _ in their normal state
neutral
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the z # is the number of _ in the atom
protons
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The mass # is the total number of _ + _
protons | neutrons
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Electrons fill up the orbital shells based on the total number of _ in the atom
electrons
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_ is the maximum # of electrons in a shell
2n
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The strength of attraction of an electron to the nucleus is the
electron binding energy
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electrons are held in their orbital shells by
electron binding energy
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an atom with a higher Z # has a
greater binding energy
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the removal of an electron from its shell is called
ionization
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same Z # but different mass #
isotopes
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different elements with same # of nucleons
Isobar
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same # of neutrons but different # of protons
Isotone
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Same Z # and the same mass #
Isomer
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same Z # but different # of electrons
Ions
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The emission of particles and energy in order to become stable
radioactivity
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Radioactivity is also called
radioactive decay | disintergration
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atoms which under go radioactivity are called
radionuclides
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results in the release of alpha and beta particles and gamma rays
radioactive decay
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time required to reduce the radioactivity to one half of the original value
Radioactive half life
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3.3 half-lives =
1tenth life
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Two basic forms of radiation are
electromagnetic | particulate
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Both forms may come from
natural or man-made sources
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What are the 2 main types of particulate radiation
Alpha | beta
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What are the 2 main forms of electromagnetic radiation
Gamma | x-ray