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Atomic structure Flashcards

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1
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What did Boyle propose

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Elements can’t be broken down into anything simpler

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What is boyles law

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Volume is inversely proportional to pressure at constant temperature

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What was lavoisiers law of conservation of mass

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Matter is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction, simply rearranged

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What did Davy do

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Discovered new elements Na, K, Ca etc using electrolysis

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What was daltons atomic theory

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Elements are made of tiny particles, all particles of element are identical, compounds are chemical combinations of these particles

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What was dobereiners law of triads

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Groups of 3 elements with similar properties, one intermediate in properties

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What was newlands law of octaves

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Properties repeat every eight element (when arranged in order of mass)
No noble gases as they were not discovered at the time

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What did mendeleevs periodic table look like

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Arranged elements by property space rather than just weight, left gaps, predicted properties of elements to go in gaps e.g. scandium

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What did Moseley do

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Gave us atomic number (no. Of protons in an atom)

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Modern table vs mendeleevs

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Modern Mendeleevs
-No gaps -gaps left for undiscovered elem’s
-Noble gases present -noble gases absent
-Transition elements in -transition elements not in sep block
Separate block -elements in order of atomic mass
-Elements in order of atomic
Number

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What did Democritus (Greek) say

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Atoms are indivisible

4 elements - earth, wind, fire, water

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Describe crookes Maltese cross experiment

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Hot negative electrode (cathode) produced rays that caused a phosphorescent screen to glow in a vacuum tube.
Crookes called these cathode rays.
Rays could be blocked by a metal cross shape and a shadow of the cross is cast on the end of the tube

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What was Thompson’s contribution

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Deflected cathode rays with charged plates so they must be negative!
Called them electrons(coined by stoney)
Magnet also deflect rays
Proposed plum pudding model of atom - negative electrons in a positive dough

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What did Millikan do

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Discovered the mass of the electron using Oil drop experiment, calculated the mass of the electron using the charge/mass ratio

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What did Rutherford do

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Discovered the nucleus using gold foil experiment
[fired alpha particles from radioactive source in block of lead at very thin gold leaf, alpha particles seen as flashes of light on fluorescent screen]
-almost all passed though - so atom mostly empty space and nucleus is very small
-some deflected - so nucleus positive(like charges repel)
-some bounced straight back - so nucleus is very dense (lot of mass)

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What did bohr say

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Electrons orbit nucleus in shells
Gave us Bohr model
[n=shell number]

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What did Rutherford discover

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Protons when bombarding nuclei with alpha particles, suspected other particles were needed to hold protons together

18
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What Chadwick discover

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Neutrons by bombarding Be with alpha particles

19
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Describe atoms

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No charge, tiny, 6x10^23 particles

20
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Describe molecules

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Groups of atoms chemically joined

21
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Describe ions

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Atoms that have a charge

22
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What is the mass, charge and location of the proton

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Mass 1
Charge +1
Location nucleus

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What is the mass, charge and location of the neutron

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Mass 1
Charge neutral
Location nucleus

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What is the mass, charge and location of the electron

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Mass 0
Charge -1
Location orbiting nucleus

25
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What is the principle of the mass spectrometer

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Positive ions can be separated based on relative mass when moving in a magnetic field

26
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What are the steps of the mass spectrometer

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Vaporisation 
Ionisation 
Acceleration 
Separation
Detection Display

Velma is a sound dude

27
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What are the uses of the mass spectrometer

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Determining the mass and abundance of isotopes

Analysis of (I) gases from a waste dump 
                      (ii) trace organic pollutants in water
28
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What is matter

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Anything that has mass

29
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Isotope

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Atoms of the same element with the same no of protons and differing numbers of neutrons

30
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Relative atomic mass

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Average mass of an element in its ground state relative to 1/12th the mass of a carbon 12 atom

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