Yr 9 First Assessment Flashcards
Atom
-the smallest part of an element that can exist by itself
Atomic mass
-found at the top of the symbol
-number of protons and neutrons together
-electrons do not affect it as they have a very small mass
Atomic number
-found at the bottom of the symbol
-number of protons=number of electrons
Isotopes
-different versions of atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons
-atomic mass is different
General Formula for RAM
-let’s say there are two isotopes
-the formula would be
ar= (mass of isotope 1× % of isotope 1) + (mass of isotope 2 x % isotope 2)/100
What is the outer shell structure of an atom?
-2 for the first shell
-8 for the consecutive shells
-electrons like to orbit in pairs
What happens when metals lose electrons?
-they gain positive ions
What happens when metals gain electrons?
-they gain negative ions
non-metal ions
-negative charge
metal ions
-positive charge
What happens when ionisation takes place on an element?
-it loses or gains electrons
-in order to get a full outer shell
+1 IONS
-hydrogen (H)
-lithium (Li)
-sodium (Na)
-potassium (K)
-silver (Ag)
-ammonium (NH4)
+2 IONS
-calcium (Ca)
-magnesium (Mg)
-zinc (Zn)
-iron II (Fe)
-tin (Sn)
-lead (Pb)
-copper (Cu)
-barium (Ba)
+3 IONS
-aluminium (Al)
-iron III (Fe)
-3 IONS
-nitride (N)
-phosphate (PO4)
-2 IONS
-oxide (O)
-sulphide (S)
-carbonate (CO3)
-sulphate (SO4)
-1 IONS
-chloride (Cl)
-bromide (Br)
-iodide (I)
-hydroxide (OH)
-nitrate (NO)
-hydrogen carbonate (HCO3)