lesson1(recap, atomic radius, nuclear reaction)

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another term for proton number

atomic number

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another term for nucleon number

mass number/atomic mass

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what do cations and anions do

lose + and gain electron -

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what does the nucleus of an atom consist of

protons and neutrons

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what does it mean by nuclear charge

number of protons in the nucleus

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what is the nuclear charge of hydrogen( must indicate +)

+1

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what is the nuclear charge of oxygen

+8

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what force causes nucleus of an atom to be attracted to the electrons

electromagnetic force

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what components of atoms take part in chemical reactions

valence electrons and neutrons

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What is the octet rule?

atoms tendency to have 8 valence electrons (lose or gain)

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what is duplet rule and how is it different to octet rule

want 2 valence electrons instead of 8

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how can one determine atom identity

by its proton(atomic)number

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what is natural abundance

percentage of how abundant the isotope is of a particular element

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what happens when you add all the natural abundance of every isotope together

get 100%

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formula of relative atomic mass

(nucleon number x natural abundance)+...../100

(everything divide 100 for percentage)

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what to do if only have relative atomic mass with isotopes nucleon number and want to find out natural abundance of each isoptope

use variable x for natural abundance so 1 is x 1 is 100-x

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what is common for all respective groups

same number of valence electrons (thus similar chemical properties)

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what is common for respective periods

same number of electron shells

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which group has alkali metals

group 1

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which group has alkaline metals

group 2

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which group has halogens

group 7 /17(in other periodic tables)

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difference between alkaline and alkali metals

alkaline metals is less reactive

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what is shielding effect

decrease in FOA exerted by nucleus on valence electrons due to Prescence of inner shells

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what happens to FOA in atoms as inner shells increasse

decrease

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due to shielding effect what happens to atomic radius when inner electron shells increase

atomic radius increase(valence electrons not held tightly)

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across a period does atomic radius increase or decrease

decrease(proton increase =electron increase -more inner shells)

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across a period does atomic radius increase or decrease

decrease
(still same number of electron shell but increase electrons hence more attracted to nucleus so atomic radius decrease)

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what is electronegativity

ability to draw shared electrons to itself

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how to know if an element has stronger electronegativity

increase across period

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Why electronegativity increases across a period

greater nuclear charge smaller atomic radius

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why electronegativity decreases down a group

going down atom increase size (more electron shells)

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what is electromagnetic radiation

light like alpha beta...

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what happens during alpha decay

a pair of protons and pair of neutrons bind together (helium atom)
check how to write equation

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what is beta decay

one neutron change to proton
(gain electron- another element-check how to write in one note)is -1

<p>one neutron change to proton<br>(gain electron- another element-check how to write in one note)is -1</p>
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what is positron emission

proton to neutron(liek cation so +1

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what is electron emission/capture

electron react with proton form neutron

<p>electron react with proton form neutron</p>
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what determines stability of nuclei

ratio of protons and neutrons

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what happens when nuclei is unstable

undergo radioactive decay