Chem Unit 1- Ions, Isotopes, and Trends Flashcards
Ionization Energy
Energy required to remove an e- (x+I.E.–> [x]+ +e-)
Electron Affinity
Energy released when e- is obtained (x+e- –> [x]- +E.A.)
Isoelectronic
“same electron configuration as”
Isotope
atoms of an element that have same p+ (e-) but different n0 in nucleus
Atomic Mass
average atomic mass= mass(%abundance) + mass(%abundance) {remember to divide % by 100} [unit=”u”]
Types of Radiation
Alpha Decay (a), Beta Decay (B), Gamma Radiation (y)
Alpha Decay
emits alpha particle helium 4He2
Beta Decay
Beta(-) emits 0e-1, Beta(+) emits 0e+1
Gamma Radiation
No change 0y0
Number of Half Lives
total time / half life
Mass Remaining Formula
mr= original mass x (0.5)^(#of half lives) [units=g]
Factors of Attraction
of O(orbits), NC(Nuclear Charge)
Atomic Radius Trend
Down a Group- #of O increases, atomic radius increases
Across a Period- NC increases, atomic radius decreases
Ionic Radius Trend
Cations- lose an orbit, are smaller than neutral atom
Anions- full orbit (increase in e- increase repulsion), are bigger than neutral atom
Ionization Energy Trend
Down a Group- #of O increases, IE decreases
Across a Period- NC increases, IE increases