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Arranging electron, atomic mass and isotopes

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  1. 1Mass numbers are not whole numbers as...They are a more accurate way of showing a variety of mass numbers
  2. 2IsotopeThe different form of an element with different numbers of neutrons
  3. 3Carbon-12 and carbon-13 occur98.9% and 1.1%
  4. 4Carbon-14 breaks down through radioactive decay to formNitrogen an electron and electromagnetic radiation
  5. 5Relative atomic massThe average mass of isotopes of an element according to their rarity
  6. 6Periodic table shows relative atomic mass to...2 decimal places
  7. 7Neil's BohrConcluded that electrons orbit the nucleus in certain distances
  8. 8Electron shellsAre orbits in which electrons are located around a nucleus according to their energy
  9. 9Bohr ModelA model proposed by Neil's Bohr in which electrons orbit in energy levels
  10. 10Electron configurationArrangement of electrons around around an atom
  11. 11In the first 20 elements..They 3rd she'll can accommodate 8 whilst higher ones accommodate 18
  12. 12Maximum number of electrons a shell can hold is2nsquared n=number of shells from nucleus
  13. 13The closer the electrons are...The more stable
  14. 14She'll diagramsShow electron configuration by shells in circles and electrons in pairs
  15. 15Valence ShellThe outermost unoccupied shell
  16. 16Emission SpectrumPattern of colours seen an element is placed under a spectroscope
  17. 17Why does emission spectrum occur.When element is placed under flame electrons jump up a shell and every jump releases light in different wavelengths.

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Science (Chemistry) Flashcards on Arranging electron, atomic mass and isotopes, created by ioannis_lion on 06/04/2014.
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