Exam 1 Ch 3- Atoms Flashcards
greek atom composed of 4 substances-
earth, water, air, & fire
greek atom modified by 4 basic essences
wet, dry, hot, & cold
greeks used the term atom meaning-
“indivisible” (not cut)
rutherford atom-
discovered nucleus
Dalton Atom-
-1808 John Dalton, English school teacher, published a book summarizing his experiments
-elements composed of identical atoms that reacted the same way chemically
-all atoms looked alike, constructed alike, & reacted alike
Demitri Mendeleev-
-showed elements arranged in order of increasing atomic mass
-elements arranged into 8 groups
-all elements in same group react in similar fashion & have similar physical properties
Thomson Atom-
-only difference between atoms of 1 element & atoms of another was their mass
-in late 1890’s he described (cathode ray (electrons)) atoms looking like “plum pudding”
-pudding was a shapeless mass of uniform positive electrification
-# of electrons was thought to equal quantity of positive electrification because atom was known to be electrically neutral
Bohr’s Atom-
-1913 Bohr’s model was miniature solar system in which electrons revolved about nucleus in prescribed orbits/energy level
-development of high-energy particle accelerators, structure of atomic nucleus is slowly being mapped & identified
nuclear structure-
nucleons, photons, & neutrons composed of quarks held together by gluons
considered fundamental particles of an atom-
-electron
-proton
-neutron
AMU-
actual mass of a number
valence shell-
outermost shell can hold 8 electrons
nucleus contains particles called-
nucleons
2 types of nucleons-
-protons
-neutrons
-atomic mass # for each is 1
atom is mostly-
empty space
electron orbits are in groups of-
shells
shells help reveal how atoms-
react chemically
number of protons determine-
-chemical behavior of an atom
-chemical element
electrons can exist only in-
certain shells which represent different binding energies
in a normal state, atoms are-
electrically neutral
electric charge of an atom is-
0
ionization-
removal of an orbital electron from an atom
electron arrangement-
-2n^2 (n = shell #)
-max # of electrons that can exist in a shell
electron binding energy-
the larger & more complex the atom, the higher the binding energy for electrons in any given shell
chemical symbol-
alphabetic abbreviation for elements
chemical properties-
determined by electrons # & arrangement
Z number-
-atomic #
-# of protons
A number-
atomic mass #
isobar-
atomic nuclei that have the same atomic mass (A#), but different atomic number (Z#)
isotone-
atoms that have the same # of neutrons (A#), but different # of protons (Z#)
isomer-
same atomic # (Z#) & same atomic mass (A#)
molybdenum-
target material for mammogram units
tungsten-
target material in diagnostic units
barium & iodine-
positive contrast media
barium & iodine-
positive contrast media
beta emission-
electron like particle ejected from the nucleus
alpha emission-
ejection of 2 protons & 2 neutrons from the nucleus
radioactive half-life-
time required for quantity of radioactivity to be reduced to 1/2 its original value
particulate ionizing radiation-
-alpha- from heavy radioactive nuclei
-beta- from radioactive nuclei
electromagnetic ionizing radiation-
-x-rays- from electron cloud
-gamma rays- from radioactive nuclei
atomic mass-
-expressed in AMU
-1/12 the mass of C12
electron-
-has 1 unit of negative charge
-mass of 0.000549 AMU
neutron-
-no electric charge
-mass of 1.00867 AMU
proton-
-1 unit of positive charge
-mass of 1.00728 AMU
covalent bonding-
electron sharing
ionic bonding-
attracted by electrostatic charge
atom-
smallest form of an element that has the characteristics of that element
molecule-
smallest form of a compound that has characteristics of that compound
radioactivity-
emission of particles & energy in order to become stable
radioactive decay/disentigration-
abnormally excited atoms spontaneously emits particles & energy & transforms itself into another atom in an effort to reach stability
radioisotopes-
isotopes that are radioactive