atomic structure Flashcards

1
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what is an atom

A

the smallest part of an element

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2
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what are the models in order

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Dalton Model, Plum Pudding Model, Rutherford Model, Bohr Model, Quantum Model

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what is dalton’s atomic theory

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  • all matter is composed of small particles called atoms which cannot be subdivided, created or destroyed
  • atoms of an element are identified in their physical or chemical element
  • atoms of different elements differ in their physical or chemical properties
  • atoms of different elements combine in simple whole number ratios to form compounds
  • in chemical reactions, atoms are combined, separation or rearranged, but never created or destroyed
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4
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changes to Dalton’s theory

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  • atoms can be subdivided , created and destroyed ( atomic bomb, man made elements)
  • atoms of the same element are NOT identical (isotopes)
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5
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what does Dalton’s model show

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that atoms are tiny particles with no internal structure

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6
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what is the Plum pudding model

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-1904, Thompson disproved Dalton’s model of the atom

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7
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how did Thompson discover the electron

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used a cathode ray tube (CRT)

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8
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what does the Plum Pudding model show

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that negatively charged particles balance the positively charged particles to make atom neutral

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9
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what is the Rutherford model

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in 1911, Rutherford disproved Thompson’s Plum Pudding model

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10
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how did Rutherford disprove Thompson’s Plum Pudding Model

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he shot positively charged particles at a thin foil of god (Gold foil experiemnt)

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11
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what does the Rutherford model show that

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  • the nucleus is small and positive because few positively charged particles were deflected
  • the electron cloud is large and negative because many positively charged particles penetrated
  • most of the mass is in the nucleus
  • most of the atom is empty space
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12
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Bohr model

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-in 1913, Bohr said electrons travel around the nucleus in specific energy levels

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13
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why is the Bohr model incorrect

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because it is difficult to pinpoint fast moving electrons

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14
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what is the quantum model

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in 1926 a present day model of the atom shows electrons have wavelike properties and are somewhere in the electron cloud

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15
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what are the atom parts

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the nucleus and electron cloud

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16
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the nucleus

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  • in the center
  • smallest region
  • positively charged
  • has most of the mass
17
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the electron cloud

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  • the outer region
  • largest region
  • negatively charged
  • mostly empty space
18
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where is proton found

A

nucleus

19
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charge of proton

A

positive

20
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symbols of proton

A

1+ or +

p+ or p

21
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what is the mass of a proton

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1.673 x 10-27kg

22
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location of neutron

A

nucleus

23
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charge of neutron

A

no charge

24
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symbols for neutron

A

0 or n

25
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mass of neutron

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1.675 x 10-27 kg

26
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location of electrons

A

electron cloud

27
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charge of electron

A

negative

28
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symbols of electron

A

1- or -

e- or e

29
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mass of electron

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9.109 x 10-31kg

30
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atomic number

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  • each element has different atomic number
  • elements are arranged according to increasing atomic number
  • reveals the number of protons
  • also reveals the number of electrons ( if the element is neutral)
31
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what is the mass number

A

sum of the protons and neutrons

round the average atomic mass to a whole number

32
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neutron number

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neutron number = mass number minus atomic number

33
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what is an ion

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an atom that gains or loses electrons

34
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what is a cation

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  • an ion with a positive charge

- loses electrons

35
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what is a anion

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an ion with a negative charge

gains electrons

36
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what is an isotope

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  • all have the same number of protons
  • all have the same chemical behavior
  • the mass number is different because the umber of neutrons is different
37
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how are isotopes written

A

hydrogen-2

H-2

38
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what is the average atomic mass

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  • decimal # on the periodic table
  • it is calculated using all naturally occurring isotopes of an element
  • keep all numbers after the decimal
  • the unit is amu ( atomic mass unit)
39
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what is the percent abundance

A

occurrence of an isotope in nature
one number after the decimal
the unit is %