Electron relative mass
1/1836
negligible mass number
What is proton number?
What are the other terms used interchangeably with it?
The number of protons in an element/compound
other terms
atomic number
Nucleon number
Terms used interchangeably with it
Total number, protons, neutrons in an atom
Atomic Mass
relative to C-12
relative atomic mass
relative molecular mass
Ar/Mr
Octet, duplet config
Oct: 8 valence
Dup: 2 e- in valence shell
alt. answer
8 electrons in valence shell
ion definition
particle formed,
atom, or group of atoms
gains/loses e-
no. protons, neutrons remains same
-ide
means…?
ide - no oxygen
Chemical bond strength of force
very strong
Silver charge
Zinc charge
Silver
Ag +
Zinc
Zn 2+
Is the metal written in the front or the back in a chemical formulae
Front
Which grp an atom belongs to?
+ Which grp is noble gas?
Metallic (<= 3 Valence)
G1, 2, 3
Non-metallic (>3 valence)
G (10 + Valence e-)
Noble gas
G18
Why is noble gas stable
full valence shell, cannot react with other atoms
Octet config not accepted. Helium is a duplet config yet it is stable
Valence electrons = outermost electrons
charge of bromine
Br-
is bromine a metal
is barium a metal
is sulfur a metal
bromine: nonmetal
barium: metal
sulfur: nonmetal
check periodic table!!
define elements
pure substance, cannot broken down any simpler substances by chemical methods
when do molecules of elements form? are they still elements?
molecules of elements -> 2 or more atoms, same elements, chemically bonded together
yes, they are still elements
2 general classify, metal
metal
non metal
define compounds
properties of compound
how to form mixture?
2 diff. elements not chemically bonded tgt
2 diff. compounds not chemically bonded tgt
elements + compounds not chemically bonded tgt
NOT formed by chemical reactions
define mixture
different substances exsisting tgt,
not chemically bonded tgt
how does impurities affect boiling/melting pt?
i.e.
pure substance X 90 deg melting, 100 deg boiling becomes a wider scope.
impure substance X 70-89deg melting, 101-150deg boiling
naming of isotopes
(element) - (no. of protons+neutrons)
neutrons are distributed equally in nucleus
which electron shells have lowest energy
innermost shells req lowest energy, e- to occupy