Unit 3 Test Flashcards
what are the 7 metalloids?
boron[B], Silicon[Si], Germanium[Ge], Arsenic[As], Antimony[Sb], Tellurium[Te], Astatine[At]
what group is right before the noble gases?
Halogens
how do you find the % abundance for two isotopes?
(M-45 * x) + (M-42 * x - 1) = 43.21
what group is hydrogen a part of?
none
if you gain an electron the oxidation # is…
negative
whats in the Nucleus?
neutron and proton
atomic number
number of protons
Mass number
rounded/ whole number
atomic mass
decimal/ precise
periodic law
when listed in order of atomic numbers they form groups of like elements
amu
1/12 the mass of a C atom with the mass number 12
period
horizontal rows
groups/families
vertical columns similar chemical properties and for the representaive elements they have the name number of valance electrons
Daltons five statements
1) all matter is made of atoms - indivisible and indistructable
2) atoms of given element are identical
3) atoms cannot be broken apart, created, or destroyed
4) atoms of diff elements can combine in small whole-number ratios to make compounds
5) chemical reactions combine, separate, or rearrange atoms
Democritus
“atomos” cannot separate shaped weirdly
John Dalton
first scientist atoms tiny balls, indivisable, rearrange to make diff things
J.J. Thompson
discovered electrons, cathode ray, plum pudding model
Ernest Rutherford
positive charge is all in the nucleus, gold foil
Niels Bohr
electrons spin around the nucleus
Robert Milken
oil drop, discovered charge of electrons
Erwin Schrodinger
electrons buzz around the nucleus
James Chadwick
discovered neutrons
the halogen group is the only one with…
all three states of matter
the only liquids are…
Mercury[Hg] and Bromine[Br]
the first gases are..
Nitrogen[N], Oxygen[O], Chlorine[Cl], Krypton[Kr], Xenon[Xe], Radon[Rn], Oganesson[Og]
Group 1
Alkali metals, Lithium[Li], Sodium[Na], Potassium[K], Rubidium[Rb], Cesium[Cs], Francium[Fr]
Group 2(6 elements)
Alkaline earth metals, Beryllium[Be], Magnesium[Mg], Calcium[Ca], Strontium[Sr], Barium[Ba], Radium[Ra]
Group 17(5 elements)
Halogens, Fluorine[F], Chlorine[Cl], Bromine[Br], Iodine[I], Astatine[At],
Group 18(6 elements)
Noble Gases, Helium[He], Neon[Ne], Argon[Ar], Krypton[Kr], Xenon[Xe], Radon[Rn]