Chemisty unit 2

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atomic structure, mole, electrons, periodic table

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Where did the idea of the atom originate?

Greece, 400 BC

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What did JJ thomson discover about the atom?

Found electrons

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What did Rutherford discover about the atom?

the nucleus

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What the atom mostly made up of?

the electron cloud with mostly empty space

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what is the relative mass of protons?

1

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what is the relative mass of neutrons?

1

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what is the relative mass of electrons?

basically nothing

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The number of protons determines the ______

element

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What is an atomic number?

number of protons

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Atoms are electrically neutral meaning

protons = neutrons

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mass number =

protons + nuetrons

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what is an isotope?

atoms of the same element with different #’s of neutrons

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What is the isotopic symbol for Carbon 14?

¹⁴C

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What is average atomic mass?

weighted average of the isotopes of an element and their relative abundance in nature

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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

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What is a mole?

The SI unit for the amount of a substance

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What is the SI unit for elements?

atoms

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What is the SI unit for ionic comounds?

formula unit

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What is the SI unit for molecular compound?

molecule

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What is avagadros number?

6.022 × 10²³

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1 mole of different substances have same number of particles but (do / dont) have the same volume/mass

dont

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mass of one mole is same as _________

average atomic mass on periodic table

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How many mol N are in 98.7g N?

98.7g N (1 mol N / 14.01 g N) = 7.04 mol N

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How many atoms AI are in 4.52 mol AI?

4.52 mol AI ( 6.022 × 10²³ / 1 mol ) = 2.72 × 10²⁴

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What is a quantum number?

where an electron probably is 90% of the time

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What does n represent?

The principle quantum number or energy level

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What is the principle quantum number?

How far on average an electron is from the nucleus of an atom

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What does L represent?

angular momentum number or orbitals

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What is the angular momentum number?

the shape of a possible path of an electron may take

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How many electrons can an orbital hold?

2 electrons

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How many electrons does an s orbital hold?

2 electrons

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How many electrons does an p orbital hold?

6 electrons

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How many electrons does an d orbital hold?

10 electron

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How many electrons does an f orbital hold?

14 electrons

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What does m1 represent?

magnetic quantum number

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What is the magnetic quantum number?

describes where orbitals are in relation to outer orbitals/nucleus

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what does the aufbau principle state?

electrons fill lowest energy orbitals first

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what does the pauli exclusion principal state?

each orbital can hold up to 2 electrons and must have opposite spins

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What does ms represent?

Electron spin

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What is electron spin? ( i dont actually think we need to know this but its gynther)

either +1/2 or - ½

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What is the order of orbital filling?

1s 2s 2p 3s 3p 4s 3d 4p 5s 4d 5p 6s…

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What is hund’s rule?

lowest energy level is the one with the max number of unpaired electrons allowed by pauli exculsion

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The horizon tal rows on the periodic table are called ______

periods

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the atomic number _______ as you move across and down

increases

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Period number corresponds with ______

orbitals

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The vertical columns on the periodic table are called _____

groups or families

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What is the group based on?

number of valence electrons

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what are valence electrons?

number of electrons in the outermost energy level

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Group A are all ___________

representative elements

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Group B are all _________

transitional medals (Sn, Pb….)

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Where is group B found?

D-block

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Group 1A is also known as ________

alkali metals (very reactive)

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Group 1B is also known as ________

alkaline earth metals

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Group 7A is also known as ________

hallogen (very reactive non metals)

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Group 8A is also known as ________

noble gases (very unreactive)