ATOMS Flashcards

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Rutherford’s experiment

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  • First proposed existence of a + charged nucleus
  • Bombarded piece of gold foil with + charged alpha particles, most pass straight through, some deflected backwards
    = Majority of atom is empty space with small dense nucleus at centre.
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Thompson’s experiment

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  • 1890s, discovered cathode rays
  • Cathode rays attracted towards + electrode, shows particles have - charge
  • particles called the electron
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3
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Mass number

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(A)
- No. protons and neutrons

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Atomic number

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(Z)
- No. of protons and electrons
- Identity of the element
- Position of element in periodic table

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5
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Neutrons

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  • Atomic number - Mass number
  • Mass = 1
  • Charge = 0
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Protons

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  • Atomic number
  • Mass = 1
  • Charge = +1
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Electrons

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  • Atomic number
  • Mass = 0
  • Charge = -1
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What is an isotope

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Atoms of the same elements with diff mass numbers

2 or more isotopes with same number protons, diff number neutrons

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9
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Relative isotopic mass

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The mass of 1 atom of that isotope compared to 1/12th of the mass of carbon-12

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10
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Relative atomic mass

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Average mass of the atom that includes different isotope abundances compared to 1/12th the mass of carbon -12

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11
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Relative atomic mass formula

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(Isotope abundance x isotope mass number) / 100

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