ATOMIC STRUCTURE AND ISOTOPES Flashcards

1
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Proton and electron charges are

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Balanced . Meaning they are equal

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2
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Relative charge of a neutron

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0

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3
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Relative mass of proton

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1

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4
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Realsatire mass of neutron

A

1

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5
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Relative mass of electron

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1/1836

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6
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Atomic number(Z) is the

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Amount of protons/Electrons at the top of an element

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7
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Isotopes are

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The same elements with different numbers of neutrons but with the same atomic number

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8
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Mass number (A) is

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The number of protons + neutrons

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9
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Different isotopes of the same elements have

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The same number of electrons

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10
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Ion is a

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Charged particle

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11
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Positive ions / Cations

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OVERALL POSITIVE CHARGE

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12
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Negative ions / Anions

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OVERALL NEGATIVE CHARGE

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13
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Group 1 has

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+1 ions

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14
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Group 2 has

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+2 ions

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15
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Group 3 has

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+3 ions

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16
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Group 5 has

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-3 ions

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17
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Group 6 has

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-2 ions

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18
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Group 7 has

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-1 ions

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19
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Relative isotopic mass

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The mass compared with 1/12th mass of carbon 12

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20
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Relative atomic mass

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Weighted mean mass compared with 1/12th mass of carbon-12

21
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Bohr,s Model

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Small dense nucleus with electrons orbiting around the nucleus

22
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Relative molecular mass (Mr)

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The mass of a simple molecule

23
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Ionic compound

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Compound made of oppositely charged ions that’s are held together by electrostatic forces

24
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Different isotopes of the same elements have the

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same reaction as they have the same number of electrons and neutrons do not affect chemical reactions

25
Q

Heavy water (D20) is used to

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Control nuclear processes

26
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Cations are

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+ve

27
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Anions are

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-ve

28
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Binary compound

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contains 2 elemnts only

29
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Polyatomic ions

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an ion with more than one element bonded together

30
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ammonium

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NH4+

31
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Manganate

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MNO4-

32
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Hydroxide

A

OH-

33
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Hydrogencarbonate

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HCO3-

34
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Nitrate

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NO3-

35
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Nitrite

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NO2-

36
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Sulphate

A

SO4²-

37
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Sulphite

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SO3²-

38
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Dichromate

A

Cr207²

39
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Phosphate

A

PO4³-

40
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Diatomic molecules

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molecules that remain as pairs

41
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Molecular formula

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Number of atoms of each element in a molecule

42
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Empirical formula

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Simplest whole number ratio of atoms of each element in a compound

43
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empirical formula is important for

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giant crystalline structures

44
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Relative formula mass

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Compares mass formula with that of carbon 12

45
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A mass spectrometer

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determines the mass number and abundance of a an isotope

46
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The uses of mass spectometry (3)

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!. used to identify unkown compounds
2. to find the relative abundance for each isotope abundance
3. determine structural information

47
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How does a mass sectrometer work

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  1. the sample is ionised
  2. they pass through the apparatus and are seperated according to charge ratio
  3. a computer analyses the data and produces a mass spectrum
48
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Metals lose electrons to

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form positive ions

49
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Non-metals gain electrons to form

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Negative ions