Lesson 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Elements numbered 95-118

A

Synthetic elements

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2
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How many synthetic elements?

A

24

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3
Q

In ancient times, people believed they could transform one or more material or substance into another through ________.

A

Alchemy

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4
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An ancient field that combines philosophy and science.

A

Alchemy

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5
Q

Two goals of alchemy?

A

Produce
- Philosopher’s Stone
- Elixir of Life

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6
Q

A material that could turn ordinary metals such as lead into gold

A

Philosopher’s Stone

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7
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What are the chemical processes that alchemy laid the groundwork for?

A
  • Ore refining
  • Production of gunpowder
  • Manufacture of glass and ceramics
  • Leather tanning
  • Production of inks, dyes, and paints
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8
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How humans make new elements at present

A

Nuclear Reactions

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9
Q

2 instruments used to make new elements through nuclear reactions

A
  • Particle Accelerator
  • Nuclear Reactor
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10
Q

Colliding with subatomic particles

A

Nuclear Transmutation

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11
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Releasing subatomic particles

A

Radioactive Decay

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12
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Atomic number of an element changes by bombarding the nucleus of an atom w/ subatomic particles or another nucleus

A

Nuclear Transmutation

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13
Q

Propels subatomic particles using electromagnetic fields and arranges them in a beam

A

Particle Accelerator

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14
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Used to bombard nuclei w/ high energy particles

A

Particle Accelerator

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15
Q

Circular particle accelerator

A

Cyclotron

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16
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Largest particle accelerator currently active

A

Large Hadron Particle Accelerator

17
Q

What is the circumference of the Large Hadron Particle Accelerator?

18
Q

Discovered that atoms contain a dense core at their center (nucleus)

A

Ernest Rutherford

19
Q

First person to suggest the possibility of converting one element into another (1989)

A

Ernest Rutherford

20
Q

Was able to produce an oxygen-17 particle isotope by bombarding nitrogen with an alpha particle

A

Nuclear Transmutation

21
Q

Symbol for proton

A

11p or 11H

22
Q

Symbol for neutron

23
Q

Electron or beta particle

A

0-1e or 0-1 β

24
Q

Positron symbol

A

0+1e or 0+1β

25
Q

Rules when writing and balancing nuclear equations

A
  1. Mass number of elements are placed on element’s superscript and atomic number is placed at subscript
  2. Like chemical equations, the colliding particles are separated by a plus sign and products are separated by a single headed arrow.
  3. The sum of the mass number of the reactants equate the mass number of the products
  4. The sum of the atomic numbers of the reactants equals the mass numbers of the products
  5. When abbreviating nuclear reactions, the following format is followed:
    Target Species (Bombarding Particle, Emitted Particle) Residual Nucleus
26
Q

Symbol of Alpha particle

A

42a or 42He