Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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It is the tiny building block of all matters. It comes from the Greek word “Atomos” which means “Not Divisible”.

A

Atom

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2
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Are formed when atoms react with one another

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Chemical Compounds

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3
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It is the smallest part of a compound that can exist independently

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Molecule

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4
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It is the central part of the atom which was also discovered in 1911

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Nucleus

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5
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It is the particles found inside the protons and neutrons and was discovered in 1958

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Quarks

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6
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It is a positive ion

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Cation

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7
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It is a negative ion

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Anion

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8
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It is an atom with a net charge

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Ion

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9
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Materials that allows electrons to easily pass through it
ex. Copper, Silver, Gold, Aluminum, Mercury, Steel, Iron. Its Valence electron is always less than 4

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Conductors

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10
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Materials that do not allow electrons to easily pass through it
- ex. Nitrogen, Glass, Porcelain, Plastic, Rubber.
Its valence electron is always greater than 4

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Insulator

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11
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  • A material that is neither a good conductor or a good insulator.
  • Its Valence electrons is always equals to 4
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Semiconductor

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12
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This material is created by adding elements with five valence electrons

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n - Type Material

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13
Q

A semiconductor material that has been subjected to the doping process is called _________

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Extrinsic Material

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14
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It is a process of adding impurities to intrinsic semiconductors to alter their properties

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Doping

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15
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This materials are created by adding atoms with three valence electrons

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p -Type Materials

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16
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He is a chemist/physicist and the Founder of Modern Atomic Theory

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John Dalton

17
Q

He discovered “Electron” on April 30, 1897

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Joseph Thomson

18
Q

He is the Father of Nuclear Physicist, he discovered proton in 1919

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Ernest Rutherford

19
Q

He discovered “neutron” in 1932

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James Chadwick

20
Q

He developed the Bohr model of the atom

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Niels Bohr

21
Q

He is the founder of the first integrated circuit and the and co-inventor of the electronic handheld calculator.

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Jack Kilby

22
Q

Semiconductors fell into two classes which is the ______ and the _______?

A

Single Crystal and Compound

23
Q

The three semiconductors used most in the construction of electronic devices are?

A
  • Ge (Germanium),
  • Si (Silicon)
  • GaAs (Gallium Arsenide)
24
Q

Atoms with four valence electrons

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Tetravalent

25
Q

Atoms with three valence electrons

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Trivalent

26
Q

Atoms with five valence electrons

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Pentavalent

27
Q

It is the bonding of atoms strengthened by the sharing of electrons

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Covalent Bonding

28
Q

The farther an electron is from the nucleus, the _____ is the energy state

A

Higher

29
Q

The majority carriers in n-type materials are?

A

Electrons

30
Q

The majority carries in p-type materials are?

A

Hole

31
Q

The minority carriers in n-type materials are?

A

Holes

32
Q

The minority carriers in p-type materials are?

A

Electrons