atomic
vocab
binding energy and decay
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dots and bonds
100

what does the atomic number represent? atomic mass? 

The atomic number represents the number of protons (and subsequently the electrons within an atom)

The atomic mass represents the mass of protons and neutrons within an atom

100

what are isotopes? 

Atoms with eh same atomic number but different atomic mass

100

what are the four types of binding energy and what do they do? 

1. Strong nuclear force- hold neutrons and protons together 

2. electromagnetic- attracts protons and electrons to each other

3. weak nuclear force-responsible for decay 

4.gravity- force of attraction between all forms of matter 

100

What does our sun use? Our power plant?

The sun uses fusion, the power plant uses fission

100

How many dots would Iodine (I) get? 

7, since it is in the seventh valence electron level 

200

What has to be equal in the atom? 

Electrons and protons have to be equal in the atom so that the charge is neutral!!

200

The time it takes for half of an element to decay into something stable is called the? 

Half life

200
which form of decay gives off a burst of energy

Gamma Decay

200

If an element takes in an electron, what would the charge be and what is the ion called? 

it would be negative, anions 

200

Do covalent bonds have higher melting points? 

NO

300

What are the  max amount of electrons in each energy level? 

1:2

2 &3 :8 

4 &5 : 18 

6 & 7: 32

300

differentiate fusion and fission

Fusion is the combination of lighter atoms together.

Fission: a nucleus breaking apart into two and releasing a neutron that goes and hits another nucleus (chain reaction). 

300

Which decay causes the atomic mass to change?

Alpha 

300

What are characteristics of nonmetals? Metals? 

Nonmetals:       

  1. Poor conductors of electricity 2.Brittle (break easily. 3.Dull appearance (not shiny)


Metals: 

  1. Conduct electricity 2. Malleable (bend easily. 3.Luster (shiny appearance)


300

What elements are the givers? Takers? 

Metals are the givers, non metals are the takers 

400

What is unique about every element? 

The atomic Number

400

Describe Covalent bonds

Chemical bonds in which the atoms share the electrons. Formed between two nonmetals.

400

If alpha decay were to occur, what direction would you move on the periodic table? 

You would move two to the left for alpha decay and 1 to the right for beta decay. 

400

If the atoms weigh less than Iron they go through? 

Fusion!

400

Draw the ionic bond of Na3N

Answer on board 

500

What is the outermost energy level? How do we find it? 

Valence Electrons, we find them by using the periodic table and going down the families but skipping the transition metals. 

500

How do you figure out the oxidation level? 

You take the amount electrons that it would give or take to reach the octet level. 

500

As the mass number increases.....

So does the binding energy 

500

How do you write the formula for an element? 

Na +O2 -> 

Now balance it 

Take the oxidation numbers and criss cross them to the other element. The positive element is always written first, and the charges are dropped. 

Na2O

4Na +O2-> 2Na20

500

Draw the covalent bond of H20

On the board