Atomic Structure
Ions
Isotopes
Radioactivity
Miss Stirling
100

State the 3 subatomic particles that make up an atom.

Protons, Neutrons and Electrons

100

State what 2, 8, 8, 2 rules refers to.

Two electrons in shell #1

Eight electrons in shell #2

Eight electrons in shell #3

Two electrons in shell #4

100

Describe why the atomic mass changes in isotopes of the same element.

Because the number of neutrons change.

100

State the definition of unstable nuclei

isotopes with excess protons or neutrons.

100

State what colour Miss Stirling's phone case is.

Purple

200

Identify the number of protons and electrons for a Carbon atom.

6

200

State the names of the two types of ions.

Cations and Anions.

200

Identify the atomic mass and atomic number for Carbon-14.

Atomic Mass - 14

Atomic Number - 6

200

Identify the 2 things emitted through radiation.

Electromagnetic waves

Subatomic particles

200

State the name of the school Miss Stirling worked at before coming to Aveley

Warnbro

300

Identify the number of neutrons in a Nitrogen atom.

14 - 7 = 7

300

Describe how ions are formed. 

When atoms donate or accept electrons.

300

Identify how many more neutrons Nitrogen-15 has compared to Nitrogen-14.

1 more neutron.

300

Describe what half-life is.

Time taken for half the nuclei in a radioisotope to decay

300

State the name of one of Miss Stirling's brothers.

Alex, Ben or Michael

400

Draw a Bohr diagram of Sulfur.

Nucleus - P:16, N: 16

Electron Shells - 3 shells

S: 2, 8, 6

400

Draw a Bohr diagram for Oxygen -2. 

Nucleus - P = 8, N = 8

Electron shells - 2

Electrons - 2, 8

400

Draw a Bohr diagram for Lithium-8.

Electron Shells - 2, with 3 electrons. 

P - 3

N - 5

400

If a radioisotope's half life is 8 years, then how many half-lives have been after 16 years.

2

400

State the name of Miss Stirling's dog.

Finn

500

Draw a Bohr diagram of Sodium

Nucleus - P:11, N: 12

Electron Shells - 3 shells

S: 2, 8, 1

500

Describe why Group 18 elements don't form atoms.

Group 18 elements have a full outer shell, this means they are already stable and therefore don't need to donate or accept electrons to achieve stability.

500

Draw a Bohr diagram for oxygen 18

Electron shells - 2, electrons - 2, 6 (8)

P - 8 

N - 10

500
If a radioisotope'ss half-life is 5 years, then how many half-lives have been after 25 years.

5

500

Identify how many years Miss Stirling has been a teacher. 

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