Atoms Flashcards

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atom

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  • smallest part of an element that can exist

- radius of 0.1nm and have no charge

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2
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element

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  • contains one type of atom

- represented by a symbol

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3
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compound

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  • two or more chemically combined elements

- only separated into elements by chemical reactions

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4
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central nucleus

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contains protons and neutrons

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5
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electron shells

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contains electrons

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6
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protons

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  • +1 charge

- relative mass of 1

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7
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neutron

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  • 0 charge

- relative mass of 1

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8
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electron

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  • charge of -1

- very small relative mass

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9
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mass number

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the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus

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10
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atomic number

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the number of protons in the atom

proton number = electron number

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isotopes

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atoms of the same element with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons

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12
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pre 1900 atom

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  • tiny solid spheres that could not be divided

- John Dalton said this solid sphere made up the different elements

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13
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1897 plum pudding atom

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  • ball of positive charge with negative electrons embedded in it
  • JJ Thompson’s experiments showed an atom must contain small negative charges (electrons are discovered)
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14
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1909 nuclear model

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  • positively charge nucleus at the centre surrounded by negative electrons
  • proved by alpha particle experiment
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15
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1913 Bohr model

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  • electrons orbit the nucleus a specific distances

- Bohr proposed electrons orbited in shells

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16
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Rutherford’s scattering experiment

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  • a beam of alpha particles are directed at thin gold foil
  • most alpha particles pass through
  • a few + particles were deflected
  • a tiny number of particles reflected back from the nucleus