Atomic Structure Flashcards

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when and what did Dalton publish that revolutionised the world of chemistry? what did it state?

A

in 1803 he published his ideas about atom.

-all matter was made up of tiny solid balls called particles

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which 4 ideas did Dalton’s model include?

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  • atoms cannot be broken down into anything simpler
  • the atoms of a given element are identical to each other
  • the atoms of different elements are different from one another
  • during chemical reactions atoms rearrange to make different substances
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3
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why did Dalton’s model change over time?

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due to the discovery of subatomic particles

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4
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a timeline of discovery regarding subatomic particles: (5)

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1897: Electrons

1909 - 1911: Atoms have a nucleus with electrons around it

1913: Electrons occupy shells (energy levels)
1918: Protons
1932: Neutrons

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5
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3 main subatomic particles

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  • protons
  • neutrons
  • electrons
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6
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why do atoms have a neutral charge?

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-they have an equal number of protons and electrons

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7
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structure of an atom:

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  • protons and neutrons in the nucleus

- electrons in the electron shells

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8
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relative charge and mass of 3 main subatomic particles:

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protons: +1, 1amu
neutrons: 0, 1amu
electrons: -1, 1/2000amu

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9
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what is the AN? (atomic number)

A

of protons

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10
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what is the AMN? (atomic mass number)

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total # of protons and neutrons

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11
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what are isotopes?

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same # of protons but a different # of neutrons

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12
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what is relative atomic mass?

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weighted average of the relative atomic masses of the isotopes in an element.

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13
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equation for relative atomic mass?

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(abundance x mass) / 100 + (abundance x mass) / 100

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14
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what is Ar?

A

relative atomic mass

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