Chem Unit 2 - Virginia

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Atomic Number

The number of protons in the nucleus, which determines its place on the periodic table

<p><span>The number of protons in the nucleus, which determines its place on the periodic table</span></p>
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Atomic Mass

The total number of protons and neutrons in a nucleus

<p><span>The total number of protons and neutrons in a nucleus</span></p>
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Isotopes

Atoms of the same element that have different masses & different neutrons

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Protons and electrons both:

Have an electrical charge

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Protons

The subatomic particle that identifies an atom

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Valence Electrons


Electrons on the outermost energy level of an atom

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Subatomic particle that has no charge:

Neutron

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Subatomic particle that has no mass

Electron

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Atom

The smallest piece of an element that retains the properties of that element

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Nucleus

A dense region in the center of an atom; it is made of protons and neutrons and contains almost all of an atom's mass

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Electrons live

Outside of the nucleus

<p>Outside of the nucleus </p>
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Most of the atom is made up of

Empty space

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Atomic number is the__

Number of protons In nucleus of atom

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Mass number is the__

Sum of protons and neutrons in an atom

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In a neutral atom the__

Number of protons equals the number of electrons

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Ions = ___

Charged atoms

<p>Charged atoms</p>
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Cation (+ Charge) ….

Lose electrons! (Subtract # of protons w/ atomic #)

<p>Lose electrons! (Subtract # of protons w/ atomic #)</p>
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Anion (-Charge)

Gain electrons! ( Add # of protons w/ atomic #)

<p>Gain electrons! ( Add # of protons w/ atomic #)</p>
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Mass formula =

P+ + n0

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Chemical properties of isotopes of the same element are..

The same.. because chemical behavior is associated with electrons not neutrons

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Physical properties of isotopes are..

Different because physical properties are based on mass

<p>Different because <u>physical properties are based on mass</u></p>
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Atomic mass =

Weighted average of the masses of all naturally occurring isotopes of that element

<p>Weighted average of the masses of all naturally occurring isotopes of that element</p>
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Scientist: Dmitri Mendeleev..

Published a table with elements organized by increasing atomic mass

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Period Table: Periods (There are 7!!)

The horizontal rows of the table are called (PERIODS OR ENERGY LEVELS)

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Elements in the same period have…

The same number of shells/energy levels

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Vertical columns of the periodic table are called..

Groups or families

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Elements in any group of the periodic table have…

Similar physical and chemical properties

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Elements in the same group have..

Same number of valence electrons

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<p>Electron configuration is..</p>

Electron configuration is..

Representation of the arrangement of electrons in the energy levels, sublevels, and orbitals

<p>Representation of the arrangement of electrons in the energy levels, sublevels, and orbitals</p>
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Abundance formula

(Mass * Abundance %/100) + (Mass * Abundance %/100)

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How to calculate neutrons =

mass - atomic

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John Dalton developed..

Atomic Theory - Solid Sphere Model

<p>Atomic Theory - Solid Sphere Model</p>
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JJ Thomson discovered…

Electrons - Plum Pudding Model

<p>Electrons - Plum Pudding Model</p>
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Ernest Rutherford discovered…

Nucleus - Gold Foil Experiment

<p>Nucleus - Gold Foil Experiment</p>
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Niels Bohr discovered..

Electrons have a defined path - Bohr Model

<p>Electrons have a defined path - Bohr Model</p>
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how do you find if an isotope is more abundant than another?

by the ratio of the number of neutrons to the number of protons in the nucleus.

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James Chadwick discovered…

Neutrons - Quantum mechanical model

<p>Neutrons - Quantum mechanical model</p>
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Erwin Shrodinger discovered…

Electron cloud - Quantum mechanical model

<p>Electron cloud - Quantum mechanical model</p>
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Louis Debroglie discovered…

Particles can have wave like properties…

<p>Particles can have wave like properties…</p>
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<p>In the electron cloud, electrons are found &amp; allowed in only certain__</p>

In the electron cloud, electrons are found & allowed in only certain__

energy levels, in the electron cloud

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The electrons further from the nucleus are found in__

higher energy levels

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What state are electrons normally found in?

Ground state

<p>Ground state</p>
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when the electrons in an atom becomes excited by absorbing energy from their surroundings, they jump to__

higher energy levels

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the excited state is less__ than the ground state therefore__

LESS STABLE! and FALLS BACK or relaxes to return to the lower energy ground state

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<p>When electrons fall back a specific amount of__</p>

When electrons fall back a specific amount of__

quantum energy is emitted

<p>quantum energy is emitted</p>
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Atomic emission Spectra - the energy is given out in the form of__

a photon of light

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If we see color, then the emission is __

In the visible range

<p>In the visible range</p>
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Energy is always ___

Increasing

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Wavelength is always__

Increasing

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The length of a wave is ____ related to its energy

Inversely

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Violet light energy = __ energy, __ wavelength

HIGHER ENERGY, SHORTER WAVELENGTH

<p><u>HIGHER ENERGY, SHORTER WAVELENGTH</u></p>
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Red light energy = __ energy, __ wavelength

LOWER ENERGY, HIGHER WAVELENGTH

<p><u>LOWER ENERGY, HIGHER WAVELENGTH</u></p>
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White light is made up of ___

ALL COLORS of the spectrum

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Which region of the electromagnetic spectrum has the longest wavelength?

Radio

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Which region of the electromagnetic spectrum has the shortest wavelength?

Gamma ray

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<p>For noble gas notation - <u>How to find noble gas using electron configuration?</u></p>

For noble gas notation - How to find noble gas using electron configuration?

By the FAR RIGHT of the periodic table.