unit 2 - atom and elements Flashcards

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what was john dalton’s theory?

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atoms are very small particles, atoms of the same element are identical to each other, atoms of different elements are not

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2
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who developed the plum pudding model?

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j.j. thomson

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what did jj. thomson contribute to chemistry?

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-he discovered the electron
- proposed the plum pudding model
- experimented with cathode ray tubes

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what did ernest rutherford contribute?

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  • gold foil experiment
  • he proposed the nuclear structure of the atom where the heavy nucleus of positive charge is surrounded by many light electrons
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5
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what was the gold foil experiment? what did it prove?

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  • he shot alpha particles onto a gold foil and discovered that some particles deflected off
  • showed that gold foil atoms are mostly empty space with a tiny dense positively charged nucleus
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6
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Who proved that neutrons exist?

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james chadwick

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7
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what did niels bohr work on?

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  • theorized that electrons moved in orbits around the nucleus
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8
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where is atomic number located?

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top left corner

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9
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where is the atomic mass located?

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under element name

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10
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how do you find the number of protons in an element?

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atomic number

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11
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how do you find the number of electrons in an element?

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atomic number

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12
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how do you find the number of neutrons in an element?

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(mass number) - (atomic number)

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13
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what’s the difference between atomic mass and atomic number?

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The atomic number is the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom. The atomic mass is the mass of one atom of that element.

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14
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what are 4 properties that dmitri mendeleev used for organizing the elements?

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mass, colour, density, melting point

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15
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which elements are gases at room temperature?

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chlorine, hydrogen, fluorine, oxygen, nitrogen, all the noble gases

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16
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what are 2 elements hat are liquids at room temperature?

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Mercury, bromine

17
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what are 2 elements in steel?

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iron, carbon

18
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what are 2 element in table salt?

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sodium, chlorine

19
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what is mass number?

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rounded version of atomic mass