Ch 2 The Structure of Matter Flashcards

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1
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groups on the PTOE are:

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vertical, 8, tell you the number of electrons in the outermost shell, groups act chemically the same

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2
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periods on the PTOE are:

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horizontal, 7, tells you the maximum number of shells you can have (K-Q)

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3
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the K shell can only have __ electrons

A

2

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4
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the outermost shell can only have ___ electrons

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8 or less

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5
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*the smallest part of an element is _____

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an atom

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6
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Dmitri Mendeleev:

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showed that elements in order of increasing atomic mass (A) created a repetition of similar chemical properties (1st PTOE)

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7
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Niels Bohr:

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1913 created the solar system atom, electrons revolve around a nucleus in orbits, nucleus is positive, electrons are negative

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8
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*The fundamental particles of an atom are the:

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electron, proton & neutron

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9
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1 atomic mass unit (amu) is equal to:

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1/2 the mass of a carbon-12 atom

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10
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amu of an electron:

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0

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11
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amu of a proton:

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1

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12
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amu of a neutron:

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1

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13
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*The atom is essentially:

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empty space

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14
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the number of protons determines the:

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chemical element

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15
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*In their normal state atoms are electrically:

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neutral, their charge is 0

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16
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to eject an electron (to ionize an atom) from an atom you need ___

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34 eV

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17
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*Ionization is:

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the removal or addition of an orbital electron from an atom

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18
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the number of neutrons is always:

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greater than the number of protons

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19
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*No outer shell can have more than__

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8 electrons

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20
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*Centripetal force is:

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“center seeking”, the force that keeps an electron in orbit

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21
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Centrifugal fore is:

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“flying out from the center”, so electrons keep their distance from the nucleus, will kick an electron out

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22
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electron binding energy is:

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the strength of attachment of an electron to the nucleus

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23
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atomic # is:

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Z, number of protons, determines chemical behavior

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24
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atomic mass # is:

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A, number of protons and neutrons

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25
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*The atomic mass number and the precise mass of an atom are:

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not equal

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26
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*istoPe:

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have the same number of PROTONS and same atomic number (Z), different mass and neutrons

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27
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*isobAr:

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same ATOMIC MASS (A), different atomic number, neutrons, and protons but same number of nucleons total

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28
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*isotoNe:

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same NEUTRON number, different proton number

29
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*isoMer:

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metastable, same A, Z, p & n numbers

30
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*The smallest particle of a compound is a ___

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molecule

31
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oxygen and hydrogen makes water by:

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covalent bonds

32
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*Radioactivity is:

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the emission of alpha and beta particles and energy in order to become stable

33
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Which is bigger, a Ci or Bq?

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Bq

34
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the higher the dps the ___ dangerous

A

more

35
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*Radioactive decay results in:

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emission of alpha and beta particles and usually gamma rays

36
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*Half-life is:

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the time required for a quantity of radioactivity to be reduced to one half its original value

37
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the radioactivity of a radioisotope steadily:

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decreases but never disappears

38
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*radioactive decay

activity remaining=

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original activity (0.5)^n
n=number of half lives
39
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*3.3 half lives=

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one tenth a life

40
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*an alpha particle is equivalent to:

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a helium nucleus

41
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an alpha particle has __ neutrons, __ protons, a mass of __ amu, a QF of __, its charge is ___

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2 neutrons, 2 protons, a mass of 4 amu, a QF of 20, charge of 2 positive units

42
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a beta particle is a ____, has an atomic mass of __ amu, its charge is ____, is aka ____

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electron emitted from the nucleus of a radioactive atom, atomic mass of 0 amu, 1 unit of negative OR positive charge, aka positrons or animatter

43
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the only difference between BETA particles and ELECTRONS are:

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the origin, beta particles are in the nucleus of radioactive atoms, electrons are in the shells outside of electrons

44
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x-rays and gamma rays are ____ radiation, often called ____

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electromagnetic radiation, often called photons

45
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photons have ___ mass (__amu), ___ charge and travel at___, have ____ range in matter

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no mass (0 amu), no charge, travel at the speed of light, unlimited range in matter

46
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the only difference between X-RAYS and GAMMA rays are:

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their origins, x-rays are in the shells outside of the nucleus, gamma rays are in the nucleus of a radioisotope

47
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neutron + protons are aka:

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nucleons

48
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the PTOE is arranged by:

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Z# and proton#

49
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the proton# tells you the:

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element and chemical behavior

50
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the higher the QF the ___ energy transfer

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more

51
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Be

A

Beryllium

52
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C

A

Carbon

53
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O

A

Oxygen

54
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Al

A

Aluminum

55
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Ca

A

Calcium

56
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Fe

A

Iron

57
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Cu

A

Copper

58
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Mo

A

Molybdenum

59
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Rh

A

Rhodium

60
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Ru

A

Ruthenium

61
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Ag

A

Silver

62
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Sn

A

Tin

63
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I

A

Iodine

64
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Ba

A

Barium

65
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W

A

Tungsten

66
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Re

A

Rhenium

67
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Au

A

Gold

68
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Pb

A

Lead

69
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U

A

Uranium