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1
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Positive ion

A

Cation

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2
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Negative ion

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Anion

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3
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What is an alpha particle

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Clusters of 2 protons and 2 neutrons

Helium nuclei

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4
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What is a B particle

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Fast moving electron

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5
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What is gama rays

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High energy electromagnetic radiation

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6
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What is a positron

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Anti electron

Positive B particle

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7
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What happens during electron capture

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Proton rich nucleus absorbs an inner shell electron

The electron combines with a proton to form a neutron

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8
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Define half life

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Time taken for the radioactivity of a radioisotope to fall to half its original value

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9
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What is an atomic orbital

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Region in an atom that can hold up to 2 electrons with opposite spins
Region of space around the nucleus where there is a high probability of finding an electron of a given energy

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10
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Number of protons =

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  • atomic number

* number of electrons

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11
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Number of neutrons =

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Mass number - atomic number

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12
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What is atomic number

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Number of protons in the nucleus of an atom

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13
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What is mass number

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the number of protons + the number of neutrons in the nucleus of an atom

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14
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What is an isotope

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atoms having the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons

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15
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Why do electrons in an orbital have opposed spins

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Minimises the effect of repulsion

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16
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S orbital

A

Spherical

2 electrons

17
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P orbital

A

Dumb-bell shape
3 at right angles
6 electrons

18
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Which is filled first 4s or 3d?

A

4s

19
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Which configuration numbers are not as expected

A

Chromium and copper

Both end in 4s1

20
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What is the molar first ionisation energy

A

Energy required to remove one electron from each atom in one mole of its gaseous atoms to form one mole of gaseous ions

21
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What is the equation to show the first ionisation energy

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X(g) –> X+(g) + e-

22
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What are the three factors that affect ionisation energy

A

Nuclear charge
Electron shielding
Distance of outer electron from nucleus

23
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Nuclear charge effect on ionisation energy

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Greater nuclear charge = greater attractive force on outer electron

24
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Electron shielding effect on ionisation energy

A

More filled inner shells or subshells = smaller attractive force on the outer electron

25
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Distance of outer electron from nucleus effect on ionisation energy

A

Greater distance = smaller attractive force on outer electron

26
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What is electron shieldinh

A

Repulsion between electrons in different shells

Inner electrons repel outer shell electrons

27
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What is successive ionisation energies

A

Measure of the energy needed to remove each electron in turn until all the electron are removed from an atom

28
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Give the third ionisation energy of sodium

A

Na2+(g) —> Na3+ + e-

29
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Why do successive ionisation energies always increase

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  • greater effective nuclear charge as same number of protons holding fewer electrons
  • less electron shielding with each electron
  • as distance decreases the nuclear attraction increases
30
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What does a large increase in successive ionisation energies show

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Electron has been removed from a new shell closer to the nucleus and gives the group to which the element belongs

31
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Which group is an atom that has a large energy jump between 3rd and 4th ionisation energy

A

Group 3

32
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What is light

A

A form of electromagnetic radiation

33
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Equation for frequency and wavelength of light

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C = f(lamda)

C is speed of light

34
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Equation for frequency of electromagnetic radiation and energy

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E = hf
H = plancks contant
35
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If frequency increaes

A

Energy increases

Wavelength decreases

36
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Describe absorption spectra

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Energy is absorbed from a light causing electrons to move from a lower energy level to a higher one
Dark lines against a bright background

37
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Describe emission spectra

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Energy is emitted as electrons fall back from higher energy level to a lower one
Coloured lines against a black background

38
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State what happens in the nucleus of an atom when a beta particle forms

A

Neutron decays to form a proton and an electron

The nucleus emits the electron

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