AQA GCSE Chemistry Topic 1: Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table

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Flashcards based on the AQA GCSE Chemistry lecture notes covering atomic structure, compounds, mixtures, the history of atomic models, and electronic structure.

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Atoms are the smallest part of an element that can exist and they make up all __.

substances

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A mixture consists of two or more __ or compounds that are not chemically combined together.

elements

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Chemical symbols represent an atom of an __, for example, Na represents sodium.

element

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Compounds can be represented by formulae using the symbols of the __ from which they were formed.

atoms

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The plum pudding model suggested that an atom is a ball of positive charge with __ embedded in it.

negative electrons

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The nucleus of an atom was concluded to contain concentrated mass and was __ charged, as discovered through alpha particle scattering.

positively

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The mass number is the sum of the and in an atom.

protons; neutrons

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Isotopes are atoms of the same element with __ numbers of neutrons.

different

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The relative atomic mass is an average value that takes account of the __ of the isotopes of the element.

abundance

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In sodium, the electronic structure can be represented as __.

2,8,1