Parts of an atom (3)
Proton, neuron, electron
Weight contribution for nuetron, proton, and electron
Mass of proton & neutron is 1. Electron is 1/2000
Charge for proton, neutron, & electron
P: +1
N: 0
E: -1
The # of protons in the nucleus of an atom
Atomic number
TF: The atomic mass is an element is often an even number
False, rarely
How do atoms, ions, and isotopes differ in?
Atoms: # of protons
Ions: # of electrons
ISO: # of neutrons
Positive ions formed by losing electrons
Cations
Negative ions formed by gaining electrons
Anions
Carries electrical impulses in the nervous system (3)
K+, Na+, Cl-
What is electrically charged Atom or Ion
Ion, Atom is electrically neutral
Nuclides with the same atomic number, but different mass numbers
Isotopes
Isotope is __ if nucleus is unstable
Radioactive
Involves transfer of electrons between two atoms
Ionic bond
Ionic bond bonds are held together by attraction between a () and () ion
(+) (-)
Formed when the electrons are shared equally
Nonpolar covalent bonds
Formed when the electrons are not shared equally
Polar covalent bonds
Weak bonds that occur between the slightly positive hydrogen end and slightly negative end of another molecule
Hydrogen bonds
Molecular notation for oxygen
O2
The # of bonds an atom can make is determined by the number of __ spaces in the valence (electron orbits)
Empty
Molecular notation of Carbon Dioxide
CO2
VE: 1st shell holds __ electrons
2
VE: 2nd shell holds __ electrons
8
Water molecules stick together
Adhesion
Water allows molecular bonds to be broken and rearranged
Hydrolysis