2. Atoms, Atomic Structure, and Moles

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particle theory of matter was supported as early as…

400 BCE

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what is the word atom based from?

Greek word for indivisibile

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what parts make up the nucleus of atom?

protons and neutrons

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beta particles are

negative

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gamma particles are

neutral

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alpha particles are

positive

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____ force keeps the nuclei together

strong nuclear

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in periodic table, the top number is

atomic number

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in periodic table, the bottom number is

atomic mass

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in hyphen notation, the number on the right is

atomic mass

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what part of an atom determines its identity?

proton

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in isotope notation, the top-left number is

atomic mass

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in isotope notation, the bottom-left number is

atomic number

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what are ions?

charged particles

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cations are

positively charged particles

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anions are

negatively charged particles

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what does amu of an element represent?

grams/mol

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what is the unit representation for the avagadro number?

particles/mol

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what is the numeric representation for the avagadro number

6.022×1023

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1 amu is ____ (fraction) of a ____ atom

1/12, C12

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assume two different compounds (X and Y) both made using different amounts of element A and fixed amount of B. law of multiple proportions state that

A/B in X = k*A/B in Y

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assume compound X made using element A and B. law of definite proportions states that

A/B always remains constant no matter amount of compound X

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can amount of protons equal amount of neutrons in an isotope? (yes/no)

yes

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what equipment made discovery of electron?

cathode-ray tube

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why did people know cathode-ray was negative?

because negative magnet repelled cathode ray

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how did people know cathode-ray was composed of electrons?

cathode-ray was present with and without gas

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who discovered the nucleus?

Rutherford

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what did gold foil do to alpha particles?

deflected a few of them

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what did gold foil experiment prove?

atom is mostly nucleus

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who made the electron model?

Bohr

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what does law of multiple proportions state?

if 2 or more elements present, ratio is always whole number

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who invented atomic theory?

John Dalton

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what are the six fundamentals of atomic theory?

all matter = atoms, atoms of same elements same and different elements different, atoms are smallest unit possible, atoms of different elements combine in whole number ratios for compounds, atoms are rearranged in reactions

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can the amount of neutrons in each atom differ in a sample of an element?

yes

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what kind of particle is beta ray?

high energy electron

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what kind of particle is gamma ray?

high energy radiation?

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what kind of particle is alpha particle, and what is its charge?

helium nucleus with 4 amu, 2+