Matter and the Atomic Structure Flashcards

1
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What is Matter?

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Something that has mass and occupies space

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2
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Define the deposition process

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Gas to solid

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3
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Explain the characteristics of solid

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Particles: closely packed, orderly
Kinetic energy: low
Attraction force: strong

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4
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Explain the characteristics of a liquid

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Particles: closely packed, not orderly
Kinetic energy: higher than solid
Attraction force: Strong, less than solid

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5
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Explain the characteristics of gas

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Particles: far
Kinetic energy: very high
Attraction force: weak

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6
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Why does the temp not increase at the melting point?

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Heat energy absorbed is used to overcome the attraction force until solid changes to liquid

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7
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Why does the temp not decrease at the freezing point?

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Heat energy lost is balanced by the heat energy released when the particles attract to each other to form solid

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8
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State the symbol, relative charge, relative mass of Proton

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Symbol: p
Relative charge: +1
Relative mass = 1

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9
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State the symbol, relative charge, relative mass of Neutron

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Symbol: n
Relative charge: 0
Relative mass = 1

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10
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State the symbol, relative charge, relative mass of Electron

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Symbol: e
Relative charge: -1
Relative mass = 1/1840

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11
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Who is John Dalton

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The smallest spherical body; cannot be created, destroyed nor divided

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12
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Who is J.J Thomson

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Discovered electrons

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13
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Who is Ernest Rutherford

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The nucleus is the centre part of an atom
Discovered protons
Almost the whole atomic mass is in the nucleus
Nucleus moves outside the nucleus

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14
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Who is Niels Bohr

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Electrons move in shells

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15
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Who is James Chadwick

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Discovered neutrons

Neutrons contribute almost half the mass

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16
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What is nucleon number

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Number of proton + electron

17
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Explain electron shells

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2, 8, 8

18
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Define Isotopes

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Atoms that share the same proton number but different nucleon number

19
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What is the formula for relative atomic mass

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( % isotopes x mass of isotope ) / 100

20
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In the field of medicine, explain the uses of isotopes Cobalt-60 and Iodine-131

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Cobalt-60: In radiotherapy to kill cancer cells

Iodine-131: treatment of thyroid disorders

21
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In the field of agriculture, explain the use of isotope Phosphorus-32

A

Study of plant metabolism

22
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In the nuclear field, explain the use of isotope Uranium-235

A

Generate electricity through nuclear power generator

23
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In the field of archaeology, explain the uses of isotopes Carbon-14 and lead-210

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Carbon-14: Estimate artifact age

Lead-210: Determine the age of sand and earth layers up to 80 years

24
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In the industry field, explain the use of isotope Hydrogen-3

A

Detector to study sewage and liquid wastes

25
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In the field of engineering, explain the use of isotope Sodium-24

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Detect leakage underground