Atomic Structure flashcards
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This Atomic Structure page gathers flashcards on particles, ions and the periodic table. School students can practise chemistry vocabulary and questions, while teachers can find ready-made material; the selection includes GCSE and AS Chemistry decks, with over 1,000 flashcards made by more than 880 users. Pick a deck and start revising.
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- Atoms, Elements and Compounds233
- Atomic Theory and Models276
- Subatomic Particles92
- Isotopes and Atomic Mass225
- Mass Spectrometry50
- Electron Configuration and Shells163
- Atomic Orbitals and Quantum Numbers55
- Emission Spectra and Flame Tests8
- Ions120
- Periodic Table and Trends317
- Ionisation Energy64
- Chemical Bonding163
- Separating Mixtures17
- Radioactivity11
- Moles and Quantitative Chemistry10
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16 cardsAtomic Structure Name the three subatomic particles of an atom.
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23 cardsTable of Ions flashcard deck A flashcard deck for the NCEA Level 1 table of ions in science.
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151 cardsChem second semester final
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30 cardsAtomic structure and the periodic table revision flash cards GCSE AQA
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14 cardsChemistry past paper - June 2009 Chemistry Past Paper - June 2009
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11 cardsOCR AS Chemistry Flash Cards AS OCR Chemistry Notes
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24 cardsQuantum Numbers
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17 cardsAtoms, Elements, Compounds, Mixtures
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25 cardsGCSE Chemistry: Atomic structure and the periodic table (Keywords) It covers the structure of atoms, reactions of elements, the periodic table and mixtures.
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32 cardsChem exam review Unit 1 structure and properties True or false The energy of electrons is quantized as protons
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14 cardsScience- Chemistry Definitions
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20 cardsChemistry Paper 1 Keywords Some keywords in Chemistry Paper 1
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11 cardsAtomic Vocabulary
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14 cardsPeriodic Table Atomic Number of Aluminium
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5 cardsChemistry Vocab Law of Multiple Proportions
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6 cardsASPer Chemistry I: Chapter 5 definitions Explain the formation of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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10 cardsmatter, atomic theory, periodic table Second test in chemistry.
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81 cardsScience revision 2018 What is the atomic hypothesis?
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47 cardsChemistry revision
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8 cardsElectrons Electrons are the lightest of all the sub-atomic particles
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161 cardsAS Elements of Life In 1803 who added what to our existing knowledge of the atomic structure?
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123 cardsGCSE Chemistry What surrounds the nucleus of an atom?
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49 cardsAtomic Structure What is an atom?
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80 cardselectronic structure Only electrons are involved in the
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66 cardsC1 Atomic structure What are all substances made from?
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70 cardsHistory of Atom and Orbitals What did John Dalton do?
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45 cards2. Atomic Structure | IB Chemistry HL State the sub-atomic particles in the atom. (3)
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57 cardsElements of life What subatomic particles are atoms made of?
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48 cardsAtomic Structure and Periodicity What did Robert Boyle discover?
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48 cardsAtomic structure What are the positions of protons, neutrons and electrons in the atom?
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54 cards1.1 Atomic Structure Why do we need to know the masses of atoms and molecules?
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35 cardsMCAT Gen Chem Chapter 1 and 2 How do we excite electrons?
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41 cardsChemistry: Atoms The Law of Conservation of Mass:
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49 cardsAtomic Structure Chapter 27
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28 cardsElectronic Structure In the currently accepted model of the atom, where are electrons found?
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21 cardsMass Spectrometry What is a mass spectrometer?
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21 cardsChemistry What is the relative mass of an electron?
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34 cardsScience Y9 - Periodic Table World List
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15 cardsAtomic Structure AQA Name the fundamental particles and their positions
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13 cardsFirst Ionisation Energy Define first ionisation energy
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Start with Atomic Vocabulary if you want to review terms such as proton, neutron, isotope and atomic number. The Atomic Structure deck offers questions about subatomic particles and where they are found.
For practice with names and symbols, try Table of Ions flashcard deck. Periodic Table includes questions on atomic numbers, symbols and neutrons. There are also cards on quantum numbers and electronic structure.
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Which flashcard deck is a good starting point?
Atomic Vocabulary is a useful place to begin if you want to review terms such as atom, nucleus, proton and neutron. For question-based practice, the Atomic Structure deck asks about the three subatomic particles and where they are found in an atom.
Do the decks cover more than particle names?
Yes. Table of Ions flashcard deck includes ion names and symbols, while Periodic Table contains questions on atomic numbers, element symbols and neutrons. Other listed decks cover topics such as quantum numbers, electronic structure, mass spectrometry and first ionisation energy.
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