Atomic Structure Flashcards

1
Q

It is the building blocks of atoms; very small (protons, neutrons and electrons)

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Subatomic Particles

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2
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Contains majority of the mass of atoms (protons + neutrons) additional info: electrons occupy almost all volume of the atom since it is located outside.

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Nucleus

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3
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Any subatomic particles found inside the nucleus(protons and neutrons)

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Nucleon

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4
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Nucleus - _____
Atoms - ______
Subatomic particles -______
electrons - ______

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Mass
Matter
Atoms
Volume

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5
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Can be designated as the number of protons and it is designated as the symbol Z

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Atomic Number

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6
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Value of Z determines the ______ of the atom.

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Identity

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7
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It is the total # of protons and neutron, designated as the symbol A

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Mass number

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8
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If the number of subatomic particles are not equal it is called?

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Ion

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9
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It is positively charged and loses electrons.

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Cation

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10
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It is positively charged and loses electron.

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Cation

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11
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It is a negatively charged and gains electrons

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Anion

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12
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Atoms lose or gain electrons so that they have an electron configuration similar to that of?

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Noble Gases (really stable)

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13
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How do you 23 Na?

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Sodium 23

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14
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It is the average mass of all atoms in an element, weighted average of all isotopes x abundance of isotope.

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Atomic mass

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15
Q

______ 2 or more atoms that function as a unit, it can be same or different kinds of atoms.

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Molecules

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16
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It is 2 pair of molecules (h2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2)

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Diatomic (Have No Fear Of Ice Cold Bear)

17
Q

_____ is 1 same kind of atoms in a molecule.

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Homoatomic

18
Q

________ different kinds of atoms in a molecule

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Heteroatomic

19
Q

_________ rule is that it follow all noble gases that have 8 valance electrons and is achieve through losing or gaining electrons.

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Octet

20
Q

What group usually loses electrons

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Group 1A to 3A

21
Q

What group usually accepts/gain electrons?

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Group 4A to 7A

22
Q

______ it is a formula where the number of atoms of each element in a compound

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Chemical Formula

23
Q

It is the true formula wherein it has the exact number of atoms

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Molecular Formula

24
Q

It is the formula wherein it’s simples whole-number ratio of the number of atoms, it is divided by its lowest common denominator m.

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Empirical formula

25
Q

It is the formula of how atoms are arranged and which atoms are bonded to one another. It is visually drawed.

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Structural Formula

26
Q

Compounds of the same chemical formula but different molecular structures.

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Isomers (structure has something to do with properties)

27
Q

______ _______ is the attractive force that holds atoms together.

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Chemical Bond

28
Q

It is a type of bond where the transfer of electrons from one to another (positive and negative ions)

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Ionic bond

29
Q

It is the type of bond where there is sharing of electrons between 2 atoms

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Covalent Bond