Fundamental Particles Flashcards

1
Q

In 1661, Boyle founded what?

A

Chemical elements

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2
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In 1803, what did Dalton suggest?

A

Atoms formed elements and atoms were indivisible

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3
Q

What did Becquerel discover in 1896?

A

Radioactivity and showed atoms not indivisible

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4
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In 1897, what did Thompson contribute?

A

founded electrons-showed they were negatively charged-developed plum pudding model

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5
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What is the plum pudding model?

A

cloud of positive charge with embedded electrons

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6
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In 1911, what did Rutherford believe?

A

Most mass and all positive charge found inside tiny nucleus

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7
Q

What are the sub-atomic particles?

A

protons-positive-relative +1
neutrons-neutral-relative 0
electrons-negative-relative -1

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8
Q

Where are the protons and neutrons found?

A

nucleus

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9
Q

Where are electrons found?

A

In orbits/shells surrounding the nucleus

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10
Q

What forces hold protons and neutrons together?

A

strong nuclear force

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11
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What forces hold protons and electrons together?

A

weak electrostatic attraction

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12
Q

What is the atomic number (Z)?

A

Number of protons

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13
Q

Why are atoms electrically neutral?

A

Number of electrons and protons are equal

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14
Q

What do outer shell electrons determine?

A

The atoms chemical properties

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15
Q

What is the atomic number responsible for?

A

showing atoms chemical identity

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16
Q

What is the mass number (A)?

A

Total number of protons and neutrons within nucleus

17
Q

What is an isotope?

A

atoms with same number of protons but different number of neutrons

18
Q

Why do isotopes not change how the element chemically reacts?

A

has the same electron configuration

19
Q

Why do isotopes have different physical properties?

A

different number of neutrons affects mass and density

20
Q

Why do isotopes have the same chemical properties?

A

Number of electrons remains the same