Atomic Structure And Periodic Table Flashcards

1
Q

What particles are an atom made up of

A

Protons neutrons and electrons

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2
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What are electrons on

A

Shells

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3
Q

What is in the nucleus of an atom

A

Protons and neutrons

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4
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What’s the mass of an electron

A

Almost 0

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5
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What’s the mass of a proton

A

1

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6
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What’s the mass of a neutron

A

1

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7
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What’s the charge of a proton

A

+1

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8
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What’s the charge of an electron

A

-1

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9
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What’s the charge of a neutron

A

0

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10
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What does the period refer to in the periodic table

A

The number of electron shells

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11
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What do groups refer to in the periodic table

A

The number of outer shell electrons

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12
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ion definition

A

An atom that has electrical charge + or -

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13
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Do metals form positive or negative ions

A

Positive ions

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14
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Do non metals form positive or negative ions

A

Negative

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15
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How are ions formed

A

Atoms with incomplete outer shells need to gain or loose electrons to become stable to make a positive or negative ion

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16
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What are negative ions called

A

Anions

17
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What are positive ions called

A

Cations

18
Q

If an atoms has less electrons than protons is it positively or negatively charged

A

Positive charge

19
Q

What are isotopes

A

Atoms of an element that have the same atomic number but a different mass number due to less neutrons

20
Q

(RAM) definition

A

Relative atomic mass, the average mass off an elements atoms

21
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RAM calculation ?

A

(Mass number x percentage of that atom) + (Mass number x percentage of that atom)

                                                                  Divided by 100
22
Q

What’s groups 1 s name

A

The alkaline metals

23
Q

What’s group 0 name

A

The noble gasses

24
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What’s groups 7 s name

A

The halogens

25
Q

What’s special about group 1 metals and y

A

The get more reactive as you go down the group very re active: because the further you go down the group the further away the outer shell gets from the nucleus resulting in a bigger reaction

26
Q

Why are the alkaline metals stored in oil

A

Because they re act with water and air

27
Q

How do alkaline metals re act with water

A

They float and wiz along the surface leaving at a trail that disolves hydrogen is emitted

28
Q

Who came up with the plum pudding model and explain it

A

JJ Thompson, he discovered that atom had negative charged particles so there would be positive ones to balance it out ( he never found them) then he made the plum pudding a spherical model with electrons in a positively charged space

29
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What did Ernest Rutherford do

A

He shot alpha positive particles into thin sheets of gold expecting them to all pass through but some particles bounced back so he concluded that the atom must be mostly empty space with small positive particles in its centre surrounded by negative particles

30
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What did Neil’s Bohr do

A

He and other scientists realised that electrons around the positive particles would attract and make the atom collapse he suggested that electrons orbited the nucleus in fixed shells

31
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What did James Chadwick do

A

He provided an experiment that provided evidence for neutrons in the nucleus this resulted in a model of the atom very similar to the one we know today - the nuclear model

32
Q

What’s the electron arrangement order

A

2,8,8

33
Q

How may elements are their

A

118