Topic 1-Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Contains particles, or units, of more than one specific atom or molecule

A

Mixture

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2
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Different pure samples of the same compound always contain the same proportions of each element by mass

A

Law of Definite Proportions

Joseph Proust

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3
Q

Attracted to positive magnetic field

A

Bata particles

-

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4
Q

Attracted to negative magnetic field

A

Alpha particle

+

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5
Q

Neutral particle

A

Gama

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6
Q

Deflection in an atom is caused by the stream hitting the ____________.

A

Nucleus
~gold foil
~Earnest Rutherford

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7
Q

The nucleus contains…

A

Protons and neutrons

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8
Q

Equal to the number of protons plus the number of neutrons

A

Mass Number

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9
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The number of protons or electrons (in a neutral atom)

A

Atomic number

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10
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Mass number- atomic number=

A

Number of neutrons

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11
Q

An element with varying numbers of neutrons

A

Isotope

~exhibit identical chemical behavior

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12
Q

Average of all isotopes of an element

A

Average Atomic Mass

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13
Q

Stripping an atom of its electrons to gain a charge

A

Ionization

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14
Q

Atoms from a pure sample are ionized and accelerated through a magnetic field

A

Mass Spectrometry
~isotopes with smaller gasses experience a greater degree of deflection
~more massive=greater % abundance

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15
Q

(Mass # X % Abundance) + (Mass # X % Abundance)

A

Average Atomic Mass

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16
Q

Basic unit in a network solid

A

Formula Weight

17
Q

Molecules that can exist independently

A

Molecular weight

18
Q

Contains particles, or units, of one specific atom or molecule

A

Pure sample

19
Q

Percentage of mass of an element in a substance

A

Mass percent=

(#of atoms of element)(elements atomic mass)
——————————————————X100
Formula weight of compound

20
Q

Small whole # ratio can be created by comparing any two elements

A

Law of Multiple Proportions
John Dalton

Heavier mass (compound)
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Lighter mass (compound)
21
Q

Wrote the Law of Conservation of Mass

A

Antoine Lavoisier

22
Q

Developed first atomic theory

A

Democritus

23
Q

Wrote the Law of Definite Proportions

A

Joseph Proust

24
Q

Wrote four postulates and Law of Multiple Proportions

A

John Dalton

25
Q

Discovered electrons in cathode ray tube experiment

A

JJ Thompson

26
Q

Discovered nucleus in gold foil experiment

A

Earnest Rutherford