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Atoms and Elements - Chem Lec 3

Alison Salvaggio Veterinary Technology English 37 cards

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  1. 1elementsare pure substances from which all other things are built
  2. 2groups on the periodic table consist of:elements with similar properties and are arranged in vertical columns ordered from left to right
  3. 3periods on the periodic table are...the horizontal rows of elements and they are counted from the top as period 1 - period 7
  4. 4the representative elements include..the first 2 groups
  5. 5alkali metalsare the group 1A (1) metals
    the reactivity of this group increases from the top to the bottom
  6. 6the halogensare group 7A (17)
    include fluorine and chlorine which are highly reactive
  7. 7the nobel gaseselements which are unreactive and are seldom found in combination with other elements
  8. 8the zig zag line in the periodic table separates themetals and nonmetals
  9. 9metalslocated to the left of the zig zag line
    are shiny and ductile
    good conductors of heat and electricity
  10. 10nonmetalsare to the right of the zig zag line
    no esp. shiny, ductile or malleable
    poor conductors of heat and electricity
  11. 11metalloidslocated along the zig zag line
    better conductors than nonmetals but not as good as metals
    used as semiconductors and insulators
  12. 12dalton's atomic theoryatoms are tiny particles of matter too small to see
    able to combine with other atoms to make compounds
    are similar to each other for each element and different from atoms of other elements
  13. 13a chemical reaction is the rearrangement ofatoms
  14. 14What group on the period table consists of the alkali metals?Group 1A
  15. 15What group on the period table consists of the halogens?group 7A
  16. 16What group on the periodic table consists of the nobel gases?group 8A
  17. 17the 3 subatomic particles which make up an atom are..protons
    neutrons
    electrons
  18. 18protons arepositively charged
  19. 19electrons arenegatively charged
  20. 20neutrons areneutral, have no charge
  21. 21conclusion of Rutherford's Gold Foil experiment:there must be a small, dense, positively charged nucleus in the atom that deflects the positive particles that come close
  22. 22proton has a mass of approx1 (1.007) amu
  23. 23neutron has a mass of approx1 (1.008) amu
  24. 24electron has a mass of approx0.00055 amu
  25. 25the atomic number of an element...is specific for each
    is the same for all atoms of an element
    is equal to the number of PROTONS in an atom
  26. 26all atoms are electrically neutral and have an equal amount of:electrons and protons
  27. 27mass number of an elementrepresents number of subatomic particles in the nucleus, which is equal to the sum of the protons and neutrons
  28. 28isotopesatoms of the same element that have different mass numbers (atomic number stays the same) So protons are the same but number of neutrons differs
  29. 29atomic massdifferent then the mass number
    gives the mass of an "average" atom of each element
    calculated using a weighted average
  30. 30to calculate the atomic mass of an element we need to know the:percent abundance of each isotope and its mass
  31. 31which subatomic particle determines the physical and chemical properties of atoms?electrons
  32. 32electrons surround the nucleus in specific..energy levels
  33. 33the higher the electron energy levels...the more electrons they hold
    the more energy the electrons have
    the further away it is from the nucleus
  34. 34the number of sublevels (s,p,d,f) within an energy level is equal to?the value of the principal quantum number
  35. 35each electron sublevel consists of?orbitals
  36. 36orbitals are..regions where there is the highest probability of finding an electron
    have their own unique 3D shape
    can hold up to 2 electrons
  37. 37—

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Veterinary Technology Flashcards on Atoms and Elements - Chem Lec 3, created by Alison Salvaggio on 20/09/2017.
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