2.1 The nuclear atom Flashcards

1
Q

define atomic number

A

number of proton

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2
Q

define electron

A

atomic particle with a mass of 0 and a charge of -1

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3
Q

define ion

A

atoms with different charge due to different amounts of electrons

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4
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define isotope

A

atoms with different mass numbers due to different amounts of neutrons

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5
Q

define mass number

A

the atoms relative mass
mass number = protons + neutrons

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6
Q

define neutrons

A

nuclear particles with a mass number of 1 and a charge of 0

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7
Q

define nucleon

A

components of the nucleus (proton and neutrons)

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8
Q

define proton

A

nuclear particle with a mass of 1 and charge of +1

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9
Q

define atom

A

the smallest part of an element

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10
Q

in atomic notations:
what does X stand for?

A

the element

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11
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in atomic notations:
what does the A stand for?

A

the mass number

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12
Q

in atomic notations:
what does the Z stand for?

A

the atomic number

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13
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in atomic notations:
what does the ‘n’ stand for?

A

the atomic charge

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14
Q

what is a mass spectrometer?

A

a device used to determine an element’s relative atomic mass from its isotopic compositions

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15
Q

what is a mass spectrum?

A

the graph produced from a mass spectrometer showing isotopes and their relative abundances

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16
Q

what is the smallest art of an element?

A

an atom

17
Q

where are protons and neutrons located?

A

in the nucleus

18
Q

what are the components of a nucleus?

A

nucleons

19
Q

the number of protons an atom has is called ____

A

atomic number

20
Q

atoms with different mass number due to different amounts of neutrons are called…?

A

isotopes