Properties of Atoms and the Periodic Table Flashcards

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1
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neutron quarks

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two down, one up

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2
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number of existing quarks

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six

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3
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quarks are studied by…

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charging accelerated particles with protons, this leaves tracks in the bubble chamber

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4
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elements are classified as…

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metals, nonmetals, metalloids (semimetals)

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5
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electron dot diagram

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uses the element’s symbol and dots to represent valence electrons

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6
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energy levels

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2, 8, 18, 32, 32, 18, 8

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7
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amu (unit of measurement)

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1/12 of a carbon atom, six protons and six neutrons

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8
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sixth quark

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top quark

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9
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mass of an atom (abbreviation, what is it)

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amu, composed of neutrons and protons

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10
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elements are arranged in…

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increasing atomic number

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11
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isotopes

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same element (number of protons and neutrons), different number of elements

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12
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quarks

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make up protons and neutrons

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13
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helium and hydrogen are…

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the building blocks for naturally-occurring elements

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14
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mass number

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equals the number of protons + the number of neutrons

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15
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proton quarks

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two up, one down

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16
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masses (of structures of an atom)

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proton - 1 amu
neutron - 1 amu
electron - 1/1836 amu

17
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elements are abbreviated in…

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scientific shorthand

18
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nucleus

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positively charged center of an atom, contains most of atoms mass

19
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the size of the ______ ________ determines the size of the _______

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electron cloud, atom

20
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higgs bosom

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quarks, leptons, forces

21
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quark names

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up, down, top, bottom, charm, strange

22
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element abbreviation

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first letter or two of an elements name

23
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atom

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the smallest piece of matter that still has the properties of an element

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charges

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proton - +
electron - -
neutron - (neutral)

25
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location

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protons and neutrons - in the nucleus, electrons surrounding the nucleus (electron cloud)

26
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elements are __________ in labs all over the world

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synthesized

27
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number of neutrons =

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atomic mass - atomic number

28
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average atomic mass

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weighted-average mass of an elements isotope, closest to most abundant

29
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vertical

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18 columns, families/groups

30
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horizontal

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seven rows, periods

31
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supernovas…

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spread heavier elements across the universe

32
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locations (m, nm, m)

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metals - left
nonmetals - right
metalloids - line

33
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organization of the periodic table

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1800s - arranged by atomic mass
1900s - arranged by atomic number

34
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the model of an atom…

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is still changing over time.

35
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representing atoms (models)

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scientists use scaled-up solid models (spheres)

36
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rutherfords experiment

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gold foil, discovered nucleus and the space between the electrons

37
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what do family/groups represent

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similar chemical properties, valence electrons

38
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calculate average atomic mass

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ex)

4/5(11)+1/5(10)=10.8
Boron-11 (most abundant)

39
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why is hydrogen-1 unusual

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it has no neutrons, only one proton