Atomic structure and stability Flashcards

1
Q

What is the Bohr model

A

Electrons orbit the positive nucleus at set distances away

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2
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Ion

A

charged atoms

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3
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what do atoms that want to become stable do

A

lose or gain electrons

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4
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Valence electrons

A

Electrons on the second electron shell

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5
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Anion

A

Type of ion with more electrons than protons (negative ion)

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6
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Cation

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Type of ion with more protons than electrons (positive ion)

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7
Q

radio active decay occurs with release of

A

protons and/or neutrons

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7
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What did JJ Thompson do

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discovered electron. plum pudding model. electrons are negatively charged embedded in a sphere of positive charge

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8
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What did Ernest Rutherford do

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proved the plum pudding model wrong by firing positively charged alpha particles at thin pieces of gold foil. This discovered the nucleus, which has a positive charge.

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9
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What did Niels Bohr do?

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Discovered the energy levels. He discovered that electrons orbit the nucleus in shells at set distances from the nucleus, creating the planetary model. Calculated this by observing light being emitted by heated atoms. (1913)

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10
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James Chadwick

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Discovered the neutron

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10
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1/2 lives

A

amount of time it takes for one half of sample to decay

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11
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NA+ (what ion)

A

cation

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12
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F- (what ion)

A

anion

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13
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Why are some isotopes radio isotopes

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because they have an unstable nuclei, causing them to undergo radio activity

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14
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alpha decay

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release of an alpha particle. Has highest ionising strength and weakest penetration

15
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Beta decay

A

Neutron turns into a proton, and an electron is expelled. moderate penetration and ionising

16
Q

Gamma decay

A

energy is released as gamma rays. high penetration, low ironising.