atoms / elements Flashcards

1
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metals

A

shiny substances that conduct electricity

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2
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has little to no mass

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electrons

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3
Q

right of the staircase on periodic table

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nonmetals

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4
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mass =

A

protons + neutrons

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5
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protons

A

positively charged found in the nucleus

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6
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electrons

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negatively charged surround the nucleus

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7
Q

smallest unit of matter that still retains its original properties

A

atom

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8
Q

3rd shell

A

8 electrons can hold up to 18 but is “full” at 8

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9
Q

radiation

A

release of energy

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10
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allows the isotope to assume a more stable form

A

radioactive decay

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11
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atomic mass - atomic number =

A

number of neutrons

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12
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electrons in the outermost shell

A

valence electrons

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13
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nonmetals

A

gases or brittle solids; usually poor conductors of electricity

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14
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occur when atoms gain or lose neutrons

A

isotopes

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15
Q

left of the staircase on periodic table

A

metals

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16
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elements are listed in order of __

A

increasing atomic number

17
Q

protons + neutrons

18
Q

1st shell

A

2 electrons

19
Q

probability of finding electrons in a given area

20
Q

anything that has mass and occupies space

21
Q

release of energy

22
Q

protons and neutrons do not

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have to be equal

23
Q

study if matter and its interactions

24
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atomic number =

A

number of protons

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radioactive decay
allows the isotope to assume a more stable form
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2nd shell
8 electrons
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\_\_ elements occur in nature
92
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elements are defined by
atomic number
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volume of the atom is
mostly empty space
30
neutrons
no charge larger than protons found in the nucleus
31
isotopes
-atoms with the same atomic numbers but different mass number -occur when atoms gain or lose neutrons -very high energy -unstable
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atomic number is found __ the chemical symbol
above
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atoms are composed of
protons neutrons electrons
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atoms with same atomic numbers but different mass number
isotopes
35
number of electrons =
number of protons
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atomic mass is found __ the chemical symbol
below
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7 mineral elements make up 7% of body's mass
sodium potassium calcium chlorine magnesium phosphorus sulfur