Unit 2 Test Flashcards
Mass number
of protons and neutrons
Electrons
Equal to protons unless there is a charge
Positive - loss of electrons Negative- gain of electrons
Average atomic mass
Percent abundance adds up to 100%
Highest percent is the closest mass
CHECK WIITH PERIODIC TABLE
Dalton
Discovered the first model of the atom and said atoms are simple spheres
Thomson
Plum Pudding Model
Discovered electrons using cathode ray tubes
Rutherford
Discovered Nucleus of an atomwith Gold Foil Experiment
Bohr
Placed electrons in energy levels around the nucleus
Schrodinger
Used a mathematical equation (quantum mechanics) to predict where electrons are in the atom, based on probability
Ionic Bonds
Ex. Salt Soluble Conductive if dissolved in water High melting point Electrons between two atoms are lost or gained Metals & non metals
Metallic bonds
Ex. Iron No soluble conductive High melting point Electrons flow in a sea of atoms Just metals
Polar covalent bonds
Ex. Sugar Soluble Conductive Medium melting point Atoms are unevenly shared Non metals
Non polar covalent bonds
Ex. Butter Not soluble Not conductive Low melting point Electrons are evenly shared Non metals
Acid rules
Ending in ide = hydro_____ic acid
Ending ite = ______ous acid
Ending ate ______ic acid
The properties of a compound and elements they are made from are…
NOT similar
Smallest particle with elements properties
Atoms