atomic structure Flashcards

1
Q

what is an atom?

A

a fundamental piece of matter

the basic unit-the smallest particle of a chemical element

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2
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what are the models that have been proposed for the atomic structure?

A

Thomson’s plum pudding model
rutherford model
Bohr model

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3
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what was Thompson’s model (atomic structure)?

A

it was the Plum Pudding Model, where the negatively charged electron was covered in a batter of positive charges.

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4
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what was the rutherford model?

A

he proposed the central nucleus

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5
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what was bohrs model?

A

similar to the one we use now

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6
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what is the nucleus composed of?

A

protons and neutrons

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7
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what are some features of the nucleus?

A

it is in the centre of the atoms
tiny
dense

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8
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what are some key features of the electrons?

A

they orbit the nucleus in shells

do not contribute much to the mass of the atom

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9
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what is the relative charge of the proton?

A

+1

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10
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what is the relative charge of the neutron?

A

0

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11
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what is the relative charge of the electron?

A

-1

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12
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what is the relative mass of the proton?

A

1.0

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13
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what is the relative mass of the neutron?

A

1.0

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14
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what is the relative mass of an electron?

A

1/2000

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15
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why are the atoms normally neutral?

A

Because the negative electron charges cancel out the positive proton charges

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