atomic structure form 3 Flashcards
what is the definition of atomic number and mass number
atomic number- number of protons( smaller number)
mass number- the total number of protons and neutrons
how do you work out the number of neutrons
mass number- atomic number=number of neutrons
what are the 3 subatomic particles called, relative charge, relative mass, position in the atom
proton = +1,1, in the nucleus
neutron = 0 or neutral,1, in the nucleus
electron = -1,1/2000, shells/orbits
how are the electrons structured in a shell
1st shell- 2 electrons
2nd shell- 8 electrons
3rd shell- 8 electrons
what is the definition of an isotope
and what will protons never do
give an example of an isotope
are elements that have the same atomic number but a different mass number. one of the isotopes will have more neutrons than the other one. as they have the same atomic number, they will have the same number of protons and hence the same number of neutrons
> protons will never change
chlorine
the 2 are chlorine 35
chlorine37
what is different about noble gases
how do elements achieve this configuration
the outer most electron shell is filled. makes elements very stable.
elements will bond with each other in order achieve a noble gas configuration
elements achieve this- losing or gaining electrons in doing so they become known as IONS
the number of protons is now not equal to the number of electrons
definition of an ION
is a changed particle formed when an atom loses or gains electrons. an ion will have an electronic configuration the same as that of its nearest nobel gas
what are the electronic arrangements of helium, neon, argon
helium-2
neon-2,8
argon-2,8,8
what is the charge of an ion the same as
the valency the element is in
what is ionic bonding
is the attraction between these oppositely charged ions
what are the positive ions called an their properties
cations > positive ions > are metals >name remains same >lose1,2 or 3 electrons >more protons than electrons
what are negative ions called and their properties
anions >are negative ions > are non-metals > name changes after gain of electrons >gains 1,2,3 electrons > have more electrons than protons
What properties does a high density material have
The mass of atoms which make up the material
How close together th atoms are
Examples
The density of an object in 2kg and the volume is 150m3, state what the mass of ths object would be
300