Atomic Structure and Model Flashcards

1
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what did John Dalten say about atoms

A
  • all matter is made of atoms
  • atoms are indestrucible and cant be broken down
  • atoms of an element are identical
  • atoms are rearranged in a chemical reaction
  • compunds = 2 or more different atoms chemically joining together
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2
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how are atoms in different elements different

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number of protons, neutrons and electrons

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3
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why do atoms have an overall charge or charge of 0

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because they have the same number of protons and electrons

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4
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what ratio is the size of the nucleus to the atom

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1 to 10,000

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5
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what is the atomic number of an atom

A

number of protons which indicates number of electrons

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6
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what is the mass number of an atom

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protons and neutrons added up

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7
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what is an isotope

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element with same number of protons but different number of neutrons and mass number

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8
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what is relative atomc mass

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weighted average of the masses of an atom of the isotopes for an element

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9
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how to work out relative atomic mass (Ar)

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Ar = (mass1 X percentage1) + (mass2 x percentage2) / 100

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10
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who was the second person to develop ideas about the atom and what did he say (with what model)

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  • JJ thompson
  • discovered electrons and said that atoms are built up of smaller pieces
  • plum pudding model suggested that for atoms to be neutral and have a positive charge (the pudding) they must have negatively charged particles
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who was the third person to develop ideas about the atom and what did he say

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  • Rutherford
  • showed that atoms have a nucleus that included positive particles
  • this was done with alpha particle scattering. the atom was a nuclear atom
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12
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what is alpha particle scattering

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experiment by rutherford that consisted of shooting alpha particle radiation at a sheet of gold and observing for any reactions between an opposite force

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13
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how do deflection of alpha particles suggest a nucleus exists

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some alpha particles bounced back and most changed direction, meaning a large opposing forces must have acted on them, so theres a concentrated positive charge in the atom deflecting them back

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14
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what did the small deflections of the alpha particle suggest about the atom

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suggests that it consists of alot of empty space, so there must be a nucleus

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15
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who was the fourth person to develop ideas about he atom and what did he say

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bohr further developed rutherfords nuclear atom model and proved that electrons are organised in shells surrounding the nucleus

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16
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what does the development of the theory of the atomic structure show

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how a theory may change if new evidence is found

17
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relative mass of an electron

A

0.0005

18
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how do isotopes impact the relative atomic mass of an element

A

if there is a lot of an isotope it will impact the average mass and therefore the elements atomic number

19
Q

what did the alpha particle scattering disprove and how

A
  • the plum pudding model
  • model suggests that the atom is mainly positive and its charged is spread out
  • but the positive particles bouncing back means theres a concentrated positive charge
20
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what did rutherford describe the atom to look like

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a tiny positive charge at the center where most of the mass is concentrated with a cloud of electrons surrounding the nucleus