Honors Physical Science Mid-Term

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How do you find Mass Number?

By adding the number of protons and neutrons in a nucleus.

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whats an atomic number made up of?

number of protons in a nucleus.

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what is an electron cloud?

Electrons are most likely to be found in the area outside of an atoms nucleus, called an electron cloud. Electrons are an energy levels in the electron cloud.

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how many electrons are in the 1st energy level?

2 electrons

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How many electrons are in the 2nd energy level?

8 electrons

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How many electrons are in the 3rd energy level?

8 electrons.

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Do protons and neutrons have the same mass?

yes, meaning one AMU is also equal to the mass of one nuetron.

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Octet rule

atoms want 8 valence electrons

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What is an isotope?

an atom of an element with the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons.

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what is an ion?

an atom or molecule with a net charge, positive-cation, negative-anion.

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what parts of an atom have mass?

protons and neutrons (not electrons)

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What do atoms “want”

To have a full electron energy levels. Atoms with full electron energy levels are more stable and do not often react.

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<p>What is the atomic mass?</p>

What is the atomic mass?

12.011

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what is atomic mass?

The mass of an atom is so small that it needs its own unit. Atomic Mass Unit (amu) is the scale scientists use to measure the mass of atoms. One amu is equal to one proton.

The average mass of an elements atom, calculated by considering the different isotopes and their relative abundance.

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How many electrons are in the 4th energy level?

18 electrons (e-)

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<p>Whats the mass number if they’re 6 neutrons</p>

Whats the mass number if they’re 6 neutrons

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In an electron-dot structure of an elements atom, the dots are used to represent__?

The valence electrons.

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How do you calculate atomic mass?

You times the average mass(amu) by the % abundance.(you must move the dot 2 spots to the left) and then add all your answers together.

Example

Neon-20 19.9924 amu 90.84%

19.9924(.9084)=18.16109616

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if a element has 8 protons but 9 neutrons its an__?

Isotope

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<p>What is the same in the photo above?</p>

What is the same in the photo above?

nuetrons

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What is changed to form different isotopes?

nuetrons

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what determines the size of the atom?

Electrons

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What is changed to form different ions?

electrons

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Has a mass of 1 amu

protons and nuetrons

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What makes up the nucleus?

Protons and nuetrons.

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mono

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di

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tri

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tetra

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penta

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hexa

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hepta

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octa

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nona

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deca

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Independent Vairables

The variable that is changed or controlled in a scientific experiment. It represents the cause or input.

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Dependent Variable

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