What is an atom?
The smallest unit of matter
What is the difference between atomic number & mass number?
Atomic number - # of protons
Mass number - # of protons + neutrons
How would we classify a star with a temp of 5000℃ & a luminosity of 105?
red supergiant
Is SR-5 red-shifted or blue-shifted?
Blue-shifted stars are located on the left/right side. Red-shifted stars are located on the left/right side.
Left, right
A new element has been discovered that is shiny, malleable, a good conductor, & forms cations. How should it be classified?
metal
What is the atomic number?
What is the mass number?
Atomic # - 79
Mass # - 196.97
How would we classify a star with a temp of 25,000℃ & a luminosity of 10-3?
White dwarf
Which is moving closest to the same speed as Venus?
nearby star
True or false: As mass of main sequence stars increases, so does their luminosity.
False
Where are protons, neutrons, & electrons located?
Protons & neutrons - nucleus
Electrons - orbitals
Where would we place an element with high nonmetallic character?
top right
How would we classify a star with a temp of 7,000℃ & a luminosity of 1?
Main sequence
Which is/are moving away from Bear Galaxy?
Bernard’s Galaxy & SR-5
Each atom can hold __ electrons in the first orbital. Every orbital after that can hold up to __ electrons.
2 & 8
Hydrogen has __ electrons in its first orbital, while all others have __.
Hydrogen - 1
Others - 2
Where would we place an element with low electronegativity & electron affinity?
Bottom left
A blue giant has a luminosity of 105. What could its temperature range be?
15,000-30,000℃
Which is/are moving toward Andromeda Galaxy?
none
Which characteristics are highest in the top right?
Which characteristics are highest in the bottom left?
Top right - ionization energy, electronegativity, electron affinity, nonmetallic character
Bottom left - atomic radius * metallic character
How many valence electrons does this element have? Which group does it belong to?
3 electrons
3 groups
How many protons & neutrons does aluminum have?
Protons - 13
Neutrons - 14
A red giant has a temperature of 5,000℃. What could its luminosity range be?
10^1-10^3
What is the doppler effect?
As objects come toward you, we experience ___-shift. Waves get longer/shorter & frequency increases/decreases.
As objects move away, we experience ___-shift. Waves get longer/shorter & frequency increases/decreases.
Change in wavelength & frequency due to an object moving relative to something.
Blue, shorter, increases
Red, longer, decreases
What is the pattern seen for main sequence stars?
As temperature increases, so does luminosity.