Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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State a Proton’s location and charge

A

In the Nucleus
Positive charge
+0.1602x10^-18 Coulombs (C)

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2
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State a Neutron’s location and charge

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In the Nucleus
Neutral charge (no charge)
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3
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State an Electron’s location and charge

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Orbits the Nucleus in orbits/shells
Negative charge (attracted to Protons)
Electron charge = -0.1602x10^-18 Coulombs (C)
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4
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Define a Molecule

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An electrically neutral group of two or more atoms

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5
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State and define the two types of Ions

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Cation - A molecule or atom with a positive charge

Anion - A molecule or atom with a negative charge

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6
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How many Electrons/sec in 1 Amp?

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6.24x10^18 Electrons/sec

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7
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Define a compound

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A substance formed from multiple molecules

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8
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How are molecules bonded in a compound?

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Covalent bonds

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9
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How are Ions bonded in a compound?

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Ionic bonds

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10
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How are Inter-metallic materials bonded in a compound?

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Metallic bonds

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11
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Define a conductor

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Less than four electrons per valence shell. Valence shell free-electrons move freely between atoms due to atom density.

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12
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Define a Semi-conductor

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8 electrons per valence shell, 4 electrons per atom due to the sharing of electrons between atoms.

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13
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Define an Insulator

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More than 4 electrons in valence shell, non-conductor, tightly packed electrons result in no free electrons

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14
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Define how static electricity is formed

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When materials are rubbed together, free electrons are handed over from valence shell, produces via contact, friction or induction.

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15
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State the Electrostatic laws

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Opposite charges attract

Like charges repel

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16
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State Coulomb’s Law

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Magnitude of electrostatic force between two points is directly proportional to the square of the distance between them.