SC8 Flashcards

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Q

How have Dalton’s ideas about atoms have changed?

A

Dalton viewed atoms is invisible speares. Now we know they contain protons, neutrons, and electrons

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atomic particles arranged in an atom

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Protons and neutrons are in the nucleus. Electrons are in the shells around it.

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Charges and relative mass of the three subatomic particles

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Protons = relative charge = = + one relative mass = 1 neutrons = relative charge = one relative mass = plus one electrons = relative mass = one/1835 relative charge equals = - one

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4
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atoms have no overall charge

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Put on an electrons are equal number cancelling their charges

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5
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How does the size of an atom compared to the size of a nucleus?

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Nucleus is tiny compared to an atom, about 100,000 times smaller

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6
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where is the most of the mass of an atom Found

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Nucleus

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7
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What is the meaning of mass number?

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it is the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom and it defines that element

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how do you atoms of different elements value?

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Different atomic numbers to a different number of protons. All element elements of the same element have the same atomic number.

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9
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how can you determine the number of protons in an atom?

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Atomic number Z = = number of protons

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10
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You determine the number of electrons in an atom

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Atomic number a - atomic number Z = number of neutrons

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What is meant by an isotope?

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of the same element with the same protons but different neutrons (mass numbers)

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12
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Relative atomic masses of any element, not a whole number

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additive atomic mass takes into account the present and abundance of all isotopes of an element when calculating the relative atomic mass

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