5.1 Atomic Structure Flashcards

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1
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Proton Charge

A

Positive

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Proton Mass

A

1 amu

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Proton Location

A

The nucleus

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Proton Role in Atom

A

Determine the identity of an atom

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Neutron Charge

A

Neutral / None

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Neutron Mass

A

1 amu

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Neutron Location

A

Nucleus

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Neutron Role in Atom

A

Holds the nucleus together

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Electron Charge

A

Negative

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Electron Mass

A

Relatively 0 amu

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Electron Location

A

Moves around the nucleus

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12
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Electrons Role in Atom

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Gives the atom a fuzzy edge

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Isotope Definition

A

Atoms of the same element with different masses due to differences in neutrons.

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14
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Does + and - attract or repel

A

Attract

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15
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Does + and + attract or repel

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Repel

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16
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Does - and - attract or repel

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Repel

17
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The relationship between coulombic attraction and amount of charge

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The amount of charge and the attraction have a direct relation.

18
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The relationship between coulombic attraction and distance

A

The distance and the attraction have an inverse relation

19
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Definition of electronegativity

A
20
Q

Determine the atomic mass, element, and ion charge
16 protons
16 neutrons
18 electrons

A

Atomic mass - 32
Element - sodium
ion charge - -2

21
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An atom of Calcium has an atomic mass of 41 and a net charge of +2
Determine the # of protons, electrons, and neutrons

A

Protons - 20
Neutrons - 21
Electrons - 18

22
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Explain why isotopes can be useful in scientific research

A

Isotopes can give off radioactivity in places like the body helping the be able to pin point and they will have a different mass causing a difference in data.