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Why does a tennis ball have more volume than a golf ball?
takes up more space
physical properties
a quality or condition of a substance that can be observed or measured without changing the substance’s composition
Heterogeneous mixture
not uniform throughout
homogeneous
evenly disrupted and uniform NOT EASILY DISTINGUISHED
mixture
physical blend
substance
uniform and definite
chemical properties
flammable, combustable, ability to rust
chemical change
a change that produces matter with a different composition
C12H22O11
12 carbon, 22 hydrogen, 11 oxygen.
how would you identify 2 elements with similar properties?
same group
Daltons improvement over Democritus:
atoms keep their identity in a chemical change
JJ Thomson’s improvement on Dalton’s theory:
atoms contain tiny, negatively charged electrons
True model of atom
Electrons around the nucleus, occupy almost all the volume of the volume atom
NOT true:
atoms of isotopes of an element have different numbers of p+
All atoms are:
neutral w/ the # of p+ equaling the # of e-
TRUE:
atoms of isotopes of an element have different numbers of neutrons
If E is the symbol for an element, which two represent isotopes of the same element?
20/10 E, 21/10 E, NOT 20/11 E, 21/9 E
How many p+ and e- if atomic number is 50 and the mass number is 125?
50 p+, 50e-, and 75 neutrons
why do Dalton’s ideas constitute a theory while Democritus do not?
Dalton’s ideas were experimented/tested on (experimental evidence), while Democritus’ ideas were not
What Rutherford observation hypothesized that atoms are mainly empty space, and contain a dense center?
Gold foil experiment; empty space —> particles right through; dense center —> particles deflected backwards
Dalton’s theory to explain law of conservation of mass
Part 4 of Dalton’s theory
Example of matter
steam coming off a pot
observation
obtain info
hypothesis
proposed explanation
scientific law
a short statement that SUMMARIZES the results of many observations and experiments
theory
well tested explanation for a broad set of observations
Independent variable
you change, manipulated variable
dependent variable
observed, responding variable
experiment
test a hypothesis
scientific method
a logical and systematic approach to the solution of a scientific problem
control
comparison
compare and contrast theories + laws
a hypothesis a proposed explanation for an observation, a theory well tested explanation for a broad set of observations. Hypotheses and theories are similar by both being explanations for observations.
Compare contrast theories + law
Theories and laws are similar because both are experimented and observed, theories and laws are different because theories are explanations but laws are statements.
hypothesis can become a _____ after tested
theory
Modern periodic table
arranged in order of increasing atomic number
Who arranged elements by atomic mass and used the arrangement to predict properties of elements?
Dimitri Mendeleev
Each period (in the periodic table) corresponds to an
energy level
Majority of elements are
metals
Poor conductor
nonmetal
shielding effect remains constant by
elements have same number of core e-
electronegativity
ionization energy
decreases w increasing atomic number in group 2A
ionization energy
as you move left to right across a period
ionization energy increases
True (about ions)
anions form when an atom gains e-
C[He] 2s22p2 what is the highest number of v.e- in the highest occupied energy level
4 v.e-
Selenium
(Se[Ar]3d104s24p4)
Why does it take less energy to remove an electron from a barium atom than a calcium atom?
ionization energy decreases down a group, while S.E. increases
Why does fluorine have a greater ability to attract e- than Boron does?
electronegativity increases across a period, while N.P. also increases
is boron atom (B) or boron ion (B3+) larger?
Boron atom bc boron ion loses 3 while the atom stays the same
How to tell what period an element is in? how do you know?
The energy level determines the period (highest occupied energy level) position on the periodic table
how to tell what group elements are in? how do you know?
The number of valence electrons determines an element’s group position
Noble gas configuration for Arsenic (As)
[Ar]3d104s24p3
[He]2s2 what is the group and period?
group: 2A
period:2
3s23p5
period 3, group 7A
they have similar physical and chemical properties cesium, rubidium, potassium, lithium bc they
are in the same group (1A) bc of their # v.e.-
Nicks Bohr’s contribution to development of atomic structure
electrons travel in circular orbits around the nucleus
Quantum mechanical model of the atom
concerned with probability of finding an e- in certain positions
atomic orbitals in 3rd energy level
s,p, and d only
Max number of - in d orbital
10
number of d orbitals in any energy level
5
Aufbau principle
electrons enter orbitals of lowest energy first
e- moves from lower to higher energy level, e-…
absorbs a quantum of energy
Emission of light from an atom occurs when a e-
drops from a higher to a lower energy level
atomic emission spectra of a sodium atom on earth and the sun…
would be the same
Know what 6s2
6- energy level, s- atomic orbital, 2- number of e-
What happens when new experiment evidence cannot be explained by the existing theory or model, describe an example from chap 4 or chap 5 to support answer/
The theory is changed completely or modified.
ground state e- config for aluminium
1s22s2263s23p1
Compare and contrast planetary model to Bohr
Both: nucleus (with p+/n), specific paths, orbit (e-)
Bohr: energy levels
Compare and contrast Bohr model and quantum mechanical model
bohr: orbit, specific path
Both: Nucleus, energy levels
Quantum: e- cloud, likely location —> atomic orbital
pauli exclusion principle
an atomic orbital may describe at most two electrons
Hunds rule
if electrons have room to spread out they will
500,000 scientific notation
5.0 × 105
0.000,000,042
4.2 x 10-8
0.000,837
8.37 × 10-4
(3.0×10-3)x(2.5×10-4)=
7.5 × 10-7
(9.4×10-2)-(2.1×10-2)
7.3×10-2
5.00 sig fig
3
22 meter sticks sig fig
0
0.074 sig fig
2
40.007 sig fig
5
divison and multiplication
round to sig figs