Parts of an Atom
The Periodic Table
Periodic Trends
Average Atomic Mass
Atomic Models
100
Electrons have this type of charge

What is negative?

100

The atomic number is equal to the number of these

What are protons?
100

Atomic radius will do this when you go down a group.

What is increase?

100

Identify the two atoms that are isotopes of each other




100

This scientist concluded that the atom looks like plum pudding

JJ Thomson

200

Protons have this type of charge

What is positive?
200

These two subatomic particles make up the mass number

What are protons and neutrons?

200

This is the reason why atomic radius decreases as you go left to right across a period.

The number of energy levels stays constant, but the increasing positive charge in the nucleus draws in the outermost energy level more.

200

Isotopes have a different number of these

Neutrons

200

This scientist concluded that the electrons travel in orbits and exist in different energy levels or shells

Niels Bohr

300

Neutrons have this type of charge

What is none? (neutral)
300

The number of electrons in Aluminum in its neutral state

What is 13?

300

This is how a cation forms

What is removing electrons?

300

Write out the formula for average atomic mass

((%1)(mass1) + (%2)(mass2) +...+(%n)(massn))/100

OR

(f1)(m1) + (f2)(m2) + ... + (fn)(mn)

300

Explain the experiment that was used to help Rutherford make his conclusion

Gold foil experiment: Shot positive alpha particles through a sheet of gold atoms -- some bounced back, some straight through, some deflected. Demonstrated that atoms have a dense and positively charged nucleus

400

These two subatomic particles are located in the nucleus

What are protons and neutrons?

400

Oxygen has approximately this many neutrons.

What are 8 neutrons?

400

Out of the 2 elements below, this element has a higher electronegativity.

1. Iodine (I)

2. Chlorine (Cl)

What is Chlorine (Cl)?

400
This is the reason for why you cannot just take the regular average of all the isotopes

You wouldn't be accounting for the abundances of each isotope

400

What is the correct order of atomic models?

Dalton, Thomson, Rutherford, Bohr
500

Electrons are located in this part of the atom

What is orbitals/energy levels/around the nucleus?

500
This element is located in period 4, group 8

What is iron?

500
This is what happens to ionic radius as you go left to right across a period.
It decreases, then shoots back up when you get to the anions, then decreases again.
500

Calculate Average Atomic Mass for Boron

10B: 20%, 10amu

11B: 80%, 11amu

Average atomic mass = (%1)(mass1) + (%2)(mass2)

(0.2)(10) + (0.8)(11) = 10.8 amu

500

Which experiment was used to help a scientist discover that there are negatively charged particles in an atom? Explain this experiment

Cathode Ray tube: ray shot through a tube, the ray of particles was attracted to a positive magnet, showing that negative particles exist and are spread out through atoms

600

This is the number of protons in this element:

What is 10?

600

This is the group name for group 1A.

What are alkali metals?

600

This is the definition of ionization energy

What is the energy required to remove an electron from an atom?

600

The average atomic mass of Ag is 107.88 amu. It has 2 isotopes, Ag-106 and Ag-107. Ag-107 has an abundance of 51.839%. Calculate the abundance of Ag-106

48.16%

600

On your whiteboard, draw Thomson's atomic model.

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