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Isotopes
Atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons but same number of protons
1 amu =
1.67x10^-24
half-life
length of time required for half of the radioactive atoms in a sample to decay into a new element
steps of half life
1. List givens (half life, total time, initial mass)
2. Determine # of half lives in total time given
3.multiply mass of isotope by 1/2 for each half life
The _ of some isotopes are _ and when they decay they give radiation that causes _
Nuclei, unstable, electrons to be removed from atoms
This phenomena is _ and the radiation produced is _ radiation
radioactivity, ionizing
A nuclear reaction is a reaction that affects the _ of an atom
Nucleus
An _ nucleus wants to be _
Unstable, stable
Unstable nuclei undergo _ changes that _ their # of _ or _ in order to find _
spontaneous, change, protons, neutrons, stability
The total _ and _ must be equal on _ sides of the equation
mass number, atomic number, both
Five types of radiation
Alpha, beta, gamma, positron emission, and electron capture
alpha radiation
four nuclei emit from radioactive source, called alpha particles. Contains two protons and two neutrons and have a double positive charge. The symbol is 4He2.
equation for alpha radiation
238U92->234Th90 + 4He2
result of alpha radiation
Mass -4, atomic # -2
What happens in alpha decay?
Helium nucleus is emit
beta radiation
An emission resulting from the breaking apart of a neutron in an atom is called a beta positive. The symbol is 0e-1
Equation for beta radiation
14C6->14N7 + 0e-1
Result from beta radiation
Mass-0, atomic # +1
What happens in beta decay?
Neutron becomes proton and beta particle
Positron
A positron is a particle that has the same mass as an electron but had a positive charge, and is emitted from the atom during some kinds of radioactive decay. The symbol is 0e+1.
equation of positron
38K19->38Ar18 + 0e+1
Result of positron
Mass -0, atomic # -1
What happens in positron
A particle with a positive charge but same mass as an electron is emitted. A proton becomes a neutron.
electron capture
Neutron or electron capture an inner orbital electron is captured by the nucleus of its own atom. The inner orbital electron combines with a proton, and a neutron is formed. Symbol 0e-1.
equation for electron capture
106Ag47 + 0e-1 -> 106Pd46
Result of electron capture
Mass -0, atomic # -1
What happens in electron capture
a proton becomes a neutron and an electron is absorbed.
Gamma radiation
A high energy photon emitted by a radioisotope is called a game ray. The high energy protons are electro magnetic radiation. Symbol:y.
Equation for gamma radiation
230Th90-> 226Ra88 + 4He2 + y
Result of gamma radiation
Mass -4, atomic # -2
_ particles are the _ penetrating. _ rays are the _ penetrating. Paper will stop _; wood will stop _ and _; and lead or concrete will stop _, _ and some _
alpha, least, gamma, most, alpha, alpha, beta, alpha, beta, gamma
Alpha particle mass
4 amu
Alpha particle charge
+2
Beta particle mass
1/1837 amu
Beta particle charge
-1 charge
Gammma particle mass
0 amu
Game particle charge
0
symbol of alpha radiation
4He2
Symbol of beta radiation
0e-1
symbol for positron
0e+1
Symbol for electron capture
0e-1
Difference between beta and electron capture equations
Symbol comes on the left side of electron capture equation. Right side for beta.
What model did John dalton create
Solid sphere model
What did John Dalton come up with?
atomic theory, atoms of the same element are identical, atoms can't be created or destroyed, all matter is made up from atoms, atoms are joined separated and rearranged but never changed into atoms of another element
What was dalton wrong about?
all elements of the same type being identical and atoms being indivisible
What did JJ Thomson discover?
He discovered the subatomic particle called the electron, which was small and negatively charged.
What was JJ Thomson's model?
Plum pudding model
What was JJ Thomson's experiment?
Cathode Ray Tube where electron beam was shot and went to the positive side leading to the discovery of an electron
What did robert Millikan do?
His oil drop experiment measured the charge of an electron.
What is the charge of an electron?
1.602 x 10^-19 coulombs
What model did Ernest Rutherford create?
Nuclear model
What did Ernest Rutherford discover?
He discovered the nucleus
What experiment did Rutherford conduct?
Gold foil experiment, alpha particles were shot through a thin sheet of gold foil and some particles were deflected back while some passed through
What model did Niels Bohr create?
solar system model
What is a solar system model?
Made by Bohr, where the electrons are in a fixed orbit. Each level results in different power level.
When electrons move between _ energy is _ or _
levels, emitted, absorbed
What model did Ernest Rutherford create?
The proton model, protons are apart of large atoms nuclei
What model did Schrödinger and Heisenberg create?
The quantum mechanical and electron cloud model
What did Schrodinger do?
created the Quantum Mechanical Model proposed electrons orbit in levels with sublevels the orbit not circular. Electron location couldn't be predicted. Created a wave equation that determines likely hood of finding an electron in certain places
What did Heisenberg do?
He created his uncertainty principle which expresses the energy levels of electrons in atoms. Found that electrons live in fuzzy probability regions or clouds not distinct orbits.
What model did James Chadwick create?
The neutron model
What did James Chadwick discover?
He discovered the neutron by bombarding beryllium-9 with alpha particles, gave off high radiation with no charge, these rays when directed at wax displaces protons
What experiment did Chadwick conduct?
Bombarded beryllium-9 with alpha particles, gave off high radiation energy with no charge, rays displaced protons, showed neutrons existence
What did Marie Curie discover?
radioactivity
Nuclear reactions involve the _
Neutron
_ and _ and rearranged
Protons, neutrons
This releases a tremendous amount of _ called _
Energy, binding energy
Chemical reactions involve
Electrons
Chemical reactions _ to keep stability
Lose or share electrons
Nuclear reactions _ to maintain stability
lose protons or neutrons to become a new element
An unstable nucleus released energy r emitting _
Radiation
In nuclear reactions mass converts into
Energy
What is nuclear fission?
the splitting of an atomic nucleus into two smaller nuclei, releasing energy and two or three neutrons. This happens when an atom is bombarded with neutrons
How can we control neutrons in a chain reaction?
neutron moderation: slow down neutrons, water slows down
Neutron absorption: decrease # of neutrons, dense materials absorb
What is nuclear fusion?
the process of combining lightweight nuclei to make heavier nuclei accompanied by the release of energy
Where does nuclear fusion occur?
the sun's color
What is solar fusion?
Hydrogen nuclei fuse to make helium and two positrons. This releases energy.
What is the different between fission and fusion?
Fusion: two nuclei combine to create one
Fission: one nuclei splits to create two more
Positives and negatives with fusion
Fuels are inexpensive and available, hard to achieve high temperature to start, hard to contain once started
Difference between chemical and nuclear reactions
chemical involves electrons, nuclear involves the nuclei, chemical creates substances, nuclear creates elements, small amounts in chemical compared to nuclear
The _ amount of mass is changed into amazing amount of _
Small, energy
Use of radioactive elements
carbon dating, smoke detector, med
The _ is very hot
Core of a star
How is plasma formed?
when the temperature and pressure is continually raised until electrons are stripped away from the atom, resulting in positively charged nucleus and electrons
What is plasma?
Mixture of positively charged nuclei with free electrons
What happens to the positively charged nuclei?
They collide and combine to make a new element, this is fusion
Lost mass in fusion is created into _
Energy
This energy causes
The stars to glow and shine
Who used the cathode ray tube?
JJ Thomson
Who conducted the gold foil experiment?
Ernest Rutherford
Who decided that all atoms are indivisible?
John dalton
Who created the plum pudding model?
JJ Thomson
Who discovered the electron?
JJ Thomson
Who discovered neutrons
James Chadwick
Who discovered the nucleus
Ernest Rutherford
Who proposed the cloud model of the atom?
Heisenberg
Who proposed that all atoms of an element are the exact same?
John Dalton
Who measured the charge of an electron?
Robert Millikan
Who developed the solar system model?
Niels Bohr
Who conducted the oil drop experiment?
Robert Millikan