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atomic structure, mole, electrons, periodic table
Where did the idea of the atom originate?
Greece, 400 BC
What did JJ thomson discover about the atom?
Found electrons
What did Rutherford discover about the atom?
the nucleus
What the atom mostly made up of?
the electron cloud with mostly empty space
what is the relative mass of protons?
1
what is the relative mass of neutrons?
1
what is the relative mass of electrons?
basically nothing
The number of protons determines the ______
element
What is an atomic number?
number of protons
Atoms are electrically neutral meaning
protons = neutrons
mass number =
protons + nuetrons
what is an isotope?
atoms of the same element with different #’s of neutrons
What is the isotopic symbol for Carbon 14?
¹⁴C
What is average atomic mass?
weighted average of the isotopes of an element and their relative abundance in nature
If 20.0% of boron is ¹⁰B and 80.0% of boron is ¹¹B, what is the average atomic mass? (Know how to solve the problem)
10 x .20 = 2.0
11 x .80 = 8.8
10.8
Check periodic table to ensure answer is correct
What is a mole?
The SI unit for the amount of a substance
What is the SI unit for elements?
atoms
What is the SI unit for ionic comounds?
formula unit
What is the SI unit for molecular compound?
molecule
What is avagadros number?
6.022 × 10²³
1 mole of different substances have same number of particles but (do / dont) have the same volume/mass
dont
mass of one mole is same as _________
average atomic mass on periodic table
How many mol N are in 98.7g N?
98.7g N (1 mol N / 14.01 g N) = 7.04 mol N
How many atoms AI are in 4.52 mol AI?
4.52 mol AI ( 6.022 × 10²³ / 1 mol ) = 2.72 × 10²⁴
What is a quantum number?
where an electron probably is 90% of the time
What does n represent?
The principle quantum number or energy level
What is the principle quantum number?
How far on average an electron is from the nucleus of an atom
What does L represent?
angular momentum number or orbitals
What is the angular momentum number?
the shape of a possible path of an electron may take
How many electrons can an orbital hold?
2 electrons
How many electrons does an s orbital hold?
2 electrons
How many electrons does an p orbital hold?
6 electrons
How many electrons does an d orbital hold?
10 electron
How many electrons does an f orbital hold?
14 electrons
What does m1 represent?
magnetic quantum number
What is the magnetic quantum number?
describes where orbitals are in relation to outer orbitals/nucleus
what does the aufbau principle state?
electrons fill lowest energy orbitals first
what does the pauli exclusion principal state?
each orbital can hold up to 2 electrons and must have opposite spins
What does ms represent?
Electron spin
What is electron spin? ( i dont actually think we need to know this but its gynther)
either +1/2 or - ½
What is the order of orbital filling?
1s 2s 2p 3s 3p 4s 3d 4p 5s 4d 5p 6s…
What is hund’s rule?
lowest energy level is the one with the max number of unpaired electrons allowed by pauli exculsion
The horizon tal rows on the periodic table are called ______
periods
the atomic number _______ as you move across and down
increases
Period number corresponds with ______
orbitals
The vertical columns on the periodic table are called _____
groups or families
What is the group based on?
number of valence electrons
what are valence electrons?
number of electrons in the outermost energy level
Group A are all ___________
representative elements
Group B are all _________
transitional medals (Sn, Pb….)
Where is group B found?
D-block
Group 1A is also known as ________
alkali metals (very reactive)
Group 1B is also known as ________
alkaline earth metals
Group 7A is also known as ________
hallogen (very reactive non metals)
Group 8A is also known as ________
noble gases (very unreactive)