✨Module 2: Atoms, ions and compounds Flashcards
Nucleons are held together by …
Protons + electrons are held together by ..
Strong residual forces
Strong electrostatic forces
Mass number =
Atomic number =
Ar
Z
Chemical properties depend on …
Number and arrangement of electrons. Isotopes have same chemical properties as same no. electrons. No. neutrons have no effect on reaction.
Physical properties depend on …
Mass of atom, so isotopes have slightly different physical properties e.g. bmp.
To calculate no. electrons in a shell …
2n squared. n is the number of shells.
Hydrogen atom -
Deuterium atom (D2O) -
Tritium atom (T2O) -
1 proton, o neutron, 1 electron.
1 proton, 1 neutron, 1 electron.
1 proton, 2 neutrons, 1electron.
Normal water is the …
Heavy water is …
Hydrogen isotope.
Deuterium. Used to control nuclear processes.
Why does deuterium have higher bmp and density than hydrogen?
Deuterium has greater mass so more surface area for contact so greater attraction between electrons and proton of other atom. If all water were heavy water, we would see ice more often.
Oxygen-16 means …
Mass number is 16.
Define cation.
Define anion.
+ charged with fewer electrons.
- charged with more electrons than protons.
What is the carbon-12 isotope?
International standard for the measurement of atomic masses.
Relative mass compares …
Th mass of 1 atom to carbon-12
Standard atomic mass is …
Mass of carbon-12 is …
1u
12u
Define relative isotopic mass.
Mass of an isotope relative to 1/12 the mass of an atom of carbon-12. RIM = mass no!
RIM has …
It is usually …
No units and it’s a ratio of 2 masses.
A whole number.