4.1 Flashcards

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1
Q

Charge of a proton?

A

+1

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2
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0 Charge is which subatomic particle?

A

neutron

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3
Q

charge of an electron?

A

-1

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4
Q

Number of protons and neutrons added up

A

atomic mass

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5
Q

Isotopes

A

when the same element has a different number of electrons

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6
Q

which subatomic particle is not in the nucleus

A

electron

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7
Q

how much amu is a proton

A

1 amu

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8
Q

Identifies an atom

A

proton

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9
Q

reactions

A

electrons

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10
Q

keeps nucleus together

A

neutrons

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11
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Why are isotopes important?

A

to check for flaws

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12
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the atomic number is also the

A

number of protons

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13
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If you have the atomic mass and number of hydrogen to just one proton and neutron with a negative ion, what can we infer?

A

That there is more than one electron that makes it that way

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