Chapter 2 The Atomic Theory Of Matter Flashcards
Atoms reamerged after ________ ______ in 17th century _____
Aristotelean physics
Europe
The concept of atoms is derived back from
Early Greek philosophers around 460-370 BCE
Daltons atomic theory
1 and 2
- Each element is composed of extremely small particles called atoms
- All atoms of a given element are identical, but the atoms of one element are different from the atoms of all other elements
Law of multiple proportions
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.
Daltons atomic theory
Parts 3 and 4
- Atoms are neither created or destroyed in chemical reactions
- Compounds are formed when atoms of more than one element combine; a given compound always has the same relative number and kind of atoms
Definition: Subatomic particles
Includes electrons, protons, and neutrons
Thompson created the ______ ____ experiment that led to the discovery of _____
Cathode ray
Electrons
Electrons charge per gram=
1.76*10^8
Mass of an electron=________
9.1*10^-28 grams
Ruthorfords experiments revealed
Alpha emission
Beta emission
Gamma rays
JJ thomson’s model is called
The plum pudding models
Rutherford updated the plum pudding model by positing the ____ ____
Nuclear model of the atom
The nucleus contains the
Positive charge of an atom as well as neutrons
Atoms have diameters of
1-5A
A= angstrom
1 angstrom= 1E-10 meters
Proton amu=
Electron amu=
Neutron amu=
- 0073
- 486*10^-4
- 0087
Definition: Atomic Numbers
The number of protons in an element. Will have equal electrons unless an ion
Definition: mass number
Format for displaying the number of neutrons and protons in an element. The super script is the neutrons plus the protons
Sometimes the sub script of the mass number is
Omitted because a given element always has the same number of protons
Definition: isotopes
Elements with amounts of neutrons different then that of protons
Definition: Atomic weight
The average atomic mass
Mass spectrometer
Essentially uses deflection of ions to measure relative mass. More deflection means less mass
Structural formula
Shows which atoms are attached to the other atoms
Monoatomic anions end in
-ide
ClO4- =
ClO3- =
ClO2- =
ClO- =
Per-Chlor-ate
Chlor-ate
Chlor-ite
Hypo-chlor-ite