Unit 1 Flashcards

1
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Atomic Number

A

Number of Protons

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2
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Ions

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When atom loses or gains an electron

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3
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Isotopes

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elements with same number of protons but different number of neutrons

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4
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Alpha Radiation

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two protons & two neutrons are released from atom

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5
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Beta Radiation

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when electron is released from nucleus neutron breaks down into proton and electron

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6
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Proton/Neutron Radiation

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Unlikely, but can happen yo

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7
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Positron

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particle with mass identical to electron but positive charge

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8
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Positron Radiation

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When proton and electron form neutron and positron

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9
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Gamma Radiation

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Energetic form of light energy given off in quantum

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10
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Becquerel (Bq)

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SI unit for rate of decay

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11
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Nuclear Stability

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First 20 Elements, # of protons/neutrons equal After First 20, elements need more neutrons than protons

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12
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Strong Nuclear Force

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Holds protons together

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13
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Above the Belt

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Too many neutrons undergo Beta Radiation

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14
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Below the Belt

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Too many protons undergo positron emission

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15
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Nuclei w/atomic #’s greater than 83

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Too heavy undergo Alpha Radiation

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16
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To find energy produced in reaction

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1.) Find mass difference in kG between reactants/products 2.) Use E=mc2

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17
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Mass Defect

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all nuclei have smaller mass than sum of their subatomic particles mass is being converted into Strong Nuclear Force

18
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To find Nuclear Binding Energy

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1.) Find mass difference in Kg between nucleus/sum of subatomic particles 2.) Use E=mc2

19
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Nuclear Fission

A

Splitting unstable nucleus & releasing energy

20
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Nuclear Fussion

A

Two nuclei fusing & releasing energy

21
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Electromagnetic Radiation

A

form of energy that acts like a wave through space

22
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Blackbody Radiation

A

When objects are heated the release energy in light that is not emitted continuously like a wave should be

23
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Planck’s View on Light

A

blackbody object release light in form of Quantam

24
Q

Quantam

A

Minimum amount of energy an atom can gain or lose

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Photon
light particle w/ no mass
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Monochromatic
Light emitted in single wavelength
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Polychromatic
Light that emits multiple wavelengths (white light)
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Niels Bohr Model
Electrons in atom orbit nucleus like planets around sun Electrons are waves too
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Absortion
When photon excites atom and moves electron to higher energy level
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Emission
When electron drops down energy level and releases photon
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Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
impossible to know both position and velocity of electron at same time
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Orbital
3D region around nucleus where electron is likely to be
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Quantum Numbers
describes properties of atomic orbitals and electrons that reside in them
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Useful Equations
n= number of subshells in energy level 2n+1= number of orbitals in each subshell n^2= number total orbitals
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Aufbau Principle
Electron will occupy lowest energy level that will accept it
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Pauli Exclusion Principle
No two electrons can have same 4 quantum numbers
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Hund's Rule
every orbital of given energy level can only accept one electron until all orbitals have at least one
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Coulombs Law
Relates force between two charged particles F= (Q1)(Q2) **/** d2
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Atomic Radius
Distance from center of atom to furthest electron
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Ionic Size
More electrons you gain, bigger you get
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Ionization Energy
Energy needed to remove an atoms electron
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Electronegativity
elements ability to attract electrons in covalent bond