atomic structure 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.5 Flashcards

1
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what did john dalton suggest + year

A

john dalton suggested that elements were made of indivisible atoms. atoms could not be broken down

1803

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2
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what did ernest rutherford find + year

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rutherford found that most of the mass and all of the positive charge of the atom was in a tiny nucleus

1911

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3
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what did JJ thomson discover + year

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thomson discovered the electron - the first sub atomic particle to be discovered. he showed that electrons were negatively charged and that electrons from all elements were the same
he also created the plum pudding model, he suggested that electrons were located within the atom in circular arrays (like plums in a pudding of positive charge)

1897

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4
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what subatomic particles are atoms made of

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protons
neutrons
electrons

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5
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what’s in the nucleus, and what can they be called

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protons, neutrons

they can be called nucleons because they are found in the nucleus

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6
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what are the relative masses and charges of subatomic particles

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proton: mass 1 charge +1

neutron: mass 1 charge 0

electron: mass 1/1840 charge -1

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7
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what is the atomic number

and what is it also called

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proton number

proton number Z

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8
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what is the mass number

and what is it also called

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number of protons + neutrons

mass number A

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9
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atoms of the same element have the same number of what

what sub atomic particle determines what type of atom it is

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protons

protons

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10
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what are isotopes

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atoms of the same element with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons

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11
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what are protons and neutrons held together by in the centre of the atom

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they are held together by a force called the strong nuclear force

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12
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explain why we assume that there is the same number of protons and electrons in an atom

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because in a neutral atom, their charge is equal in size and opposite in sign

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13
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why do isotopes have the same chemical reactivity

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different isotopes of the same element they have the same chemical reactivity because they have the same number of electrons

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14
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define relative atomic mass

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average mass of all isotopes of an element relative to 1/12 the mass of carbon 12

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15
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what is an orbital

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a region around the nucleus that can hold up to 2 electrons

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16
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describe the relationship between 2 electrons in the same orbital in terms of their spin

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they have opposite spins as they repel each other due to like charges (negative)

17
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explain why chromium does not fit the trend for electronic configuration

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it only has 1 electron in its 4s orbital before filling 3d

-complete orbital is more stable than a partially filled orbital
-half filled orbital is more stable than a partially filled orbital

18
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what elements do not fit the electronic configuration trend

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cu (copper)
cr (chromium)