Atomic Theory

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What is the net charge of an atom

neutral

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What charge do protons have?

+

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What charge do electrons have?

-

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What charge do neutrons have?

0

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The amount of protons _______ the amount of electrons

equal

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Why was the amu developed?

because mass of subatomic particle is extremely small

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What is an amu based on?

1/12th the mass of Carbon - 12

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What does amu stand for?

atomic mass unit

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Each particle in C-12 has _ amu

1

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What is the mass of a neutron

1 amu

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What is the mass of an electron?

1/1840 of an amu, close to zero

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What is the mass of a proton?

1 amu

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Where are protons and neutrons located?

nucleus, center of atom

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Where are electrons found?

in the electron cloud orbiting around the nucleus

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What is the Atomic Number?

tells the number of protons for all atoms of an element

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What is a symbol?

an abbreviation of an element’s English/Latin name

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What is the Atomic Mass Number?

tells the number of protons + the number of neutrons for the most common (average) isotope of an element

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What is the Mass Number?

the atomic mass number rounded off to the nearest whole number

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What is the mass of an amu precisely?

1.673 × 10⁻²⁴ grams

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What is the role of the proton?

to determine element

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What is the role of a neutron?

to determine isotope

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What is the role of the electron?

for chemical activity