Chapter 2 The Atomic Theory Of Matter Flashcards

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Atoms reamerged after ________ ______ in 17th century _____

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Aristotelean physics

Europe

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The concept of atoms is derived back from

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Early Greek philosophers around 460-370 BCE

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Daltons atomic theory

1 and 2

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  1. Each element is composed of extremely small particles called atoms
  2. All atoms of a given element are identical, but the atoms of one element are different from the atoms of all other elements
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Law of multiple proportions

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If two elements A and B combine to form more than one compound, the masses of B that can combine with a given mass of A are in the ratio of small whole numbers.

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Daltons atomic theory

Parts 3 and 4

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  1. Atoms are neither created or destroyed in chemical reactions
  2. Compounds are formed when atoms of more than one element combine; a given compound always has the same relative number and kind of atoms
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Definition: Subatomic particles

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Includes electrons, protons, and neutrons

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Thompson created the ______ ____ experiment that led to the discovery of _____

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Cathode ray

Electrons

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Electrons charge per gram=

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1.76*10^8

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Mass of an electron=________

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9.1*10^-28 grams

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Ruthorfords experiments revealed

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Alpha emission
Beta emission
Gamma rays

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JJ thomson’s model is called

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The plum pudding models

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Rutherford updated the plum pudding model by positing the ____ ____

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Nuclear model of the atom

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The nucleus contains the

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Positive charge of an atom as well as neutrons

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13
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Atoms have diameters of

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1-5A
A= angstrom
1 angstrom= 1E-10 meters

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Proton amu=
Electron amu=
Neutron amu=

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  1. 0073
  2. 486*10^-4
  3. 0087
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Definition: Atomic Numbers

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The number of protons in an element. Will have equal electrons unless an ion

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Definition: mass number

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Format for displaying the number of neutrons and protons in an element. The super script is the neutrons plus the protons

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Sometimes the sub script of the mass number is

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Omitted because a given element always has the same number of protons

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Definition: isotopes

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Elements with amounts of neutrons different then that of protons

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Definition: Atomic weight

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The average atomic mass

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Mass spectrometer

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Essentially uses deflection of ions to measure relative mass. More deflection means less mass

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Structural formula

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Shows which atoms are attached to the other atoms

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Monoatomic anions end in

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-ide

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ClO4- =
ClO3- =
ClO2- =
ClO- =

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Per-Chlor-ate
Chlor-ate
Chlor-ite
Hypo-chlor-ite

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Charges of poly atomic ions increase from ____ to _____ left

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Right

Left

25
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Period 2 poly atomic ions can only have up to _ oxygens

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3

26
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Period 3 poly atomic ions can have up to _ oxygens

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4

27
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Definition: isomers

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Same molecular formula but different arrangements of atoms