Atomic Number and Mass Number

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Leaving Certificate Science Flashcards on Atomic Number and Mass Number, created by PatrickNoonan on 21/11/2013.
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Atomic number is used to identify what element an atom belong to Each element has a unique atomic number
The atomic number is the number of protons in the nucleus The symbol for the atomic number is 'Z'
The mass number of an atom is the number of protons + neutrons The symbol for the mass number is 'A'
If atoms have the same atomic number but different mass number they are... Isotopes
Isotopes were first suggested by Frederick Shoddy in 1913 Carbon 14 is an isotope used in dating artifacts
The periodic table is a list of all known elements ordered by atomic number Dmitri Mendeleev ordered the first periodic table by atomic number
The modern periodic table contains 118 elements New elements are still being discovered!
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