Lesson 3: The Atomic Structure Flashcards

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Elements

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  • Substances that cannot be broken down into other substances
  • Found on periodic table
    Ex, carbon, oxygen
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What are the three classes of elements?

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  1. Metals
  2. Non-Metals
  3. Metalloids
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Where can metals be found on the periodic table?

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  • Left side of table
  • Groups 1-11
    Ex. Sn, Pb
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Metal Properties

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  • Conductible
  • Ductile
  • Malleable
  • Solid at room temp (except mercury)
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Where can non-metals be found on the periodic table?

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  • Right side of the periodic table
  • Makes up most of groups 14-18
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Non-Metal Properties

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  • Grouped together because of their lack of resemblance to metals
  • Not very similar to each other
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Where can metalloids be found on the periodic table?

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  • On the staircase of the periodic table
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Metalloid Properties

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  • Share properties of metals and non-metals
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Atom

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  • Smallest part of an element that still has the properties of the element
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Energy Levels

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  • Region of space near a nucleus that may be empty or may contain electrons
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Where are the lowest energy levels found?

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  • Near the nucleus
  • Most tightly bound to the atom
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Where are the highest energy levels found?

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  • Away from the nucleus
  • Least tightly bound to the atom
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13
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How many electrons are in each energy level for the Borh diagram?

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  • 2, 8, 8, 18
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Atomic Number

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  • Number of protons in an element
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Mass Number

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  • Mass of both the protons and the neutrons in an atom
  • Atomic mass rounded
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Atomic Mass

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  • Average number of an elements isotopes
  • Number below elements symbol
17
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Ionization

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  • The process of gaining of losing electrons
  • Forms ions
18
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Ion

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  • Electrically charged atom or group of atoms
  • Will have the same number of protons and neutrons as an atom but a different number of electrons
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Cation

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  • Positively charged ions
  • Usually metal
  • Results from an atom loosing an electron
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Anion

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  • Negatively charged ions
  • Usually non-metal
  • Results from an atom gaining an electron
21
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Why do elements form ions?

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  • To fill their volume levels and become stable
22
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How can you find the neutrons in an atom?

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  • Mass number - protons
  • Mass number - atomic number