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What is an isotope?
Same element, different amount of
neutrons
.
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What does the relative atomic mass represent?
It is the average mass of all
isotopes
of an element.
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What does the mass number indicate?
It says how many
protons
and
neutrons
there are.
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What does the proton number indicate?
It says how many protons there are in the
nucleus
.
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What happens if an atom does not have the same amount of electrons?
It becomes an
ion
.
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What is the notation for Carbon-12?
6
12
C
^{12}_{6}C
6
12
C
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What is the notation for Carbon-13?
6
13
C
^{13}_{6}C
6
13
C
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Why are some mass numbers in the periodic table not whole numbers?
They are the average mass of all
isotopes
.
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What is the atomic number of Chlorine-31?
17
31.5
C
l
^{31.5}_{17}Cl
17
31.5
Cl
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What is the atomic number of Lithium?
3
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What is the atomic number of Sodium?
11
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How does reactivity change in relation to shielding in elements?
Reactivity increases as shielding means the one with more
shells
is easier to lose the
electron
.
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What type of ions do Groups 1-4 form?
They form positive ions by trying to lose an
electron
.
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What type of ions do Groups 5-7 form?
They form negative ions by trying to gain
electrons
.
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What does a full outer shell indicate in terms of stability?
It indicates that the atom is
complete
and
stable.
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What are the characteristics of Group 1 Alkali Metals?
1 electron on
outer shell
Forms
positive ions
Soft
Low density
Low melting point
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What is the chemical reaction of Sodium with water?
2Na + 2H₂O =
2NaOH
+
H₂
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What are the characteristics of Group 7 Halogens?
Become dull in color
Change state from
gas
to
liquid
to
solid
Trying to
gain electrons
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How does the order of reactivity in Halogens work?
The one with a
stronger
pull finds it easier to
gain electrons
.
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What are the characteristics of Group 0/8 Noble Gases?
Very
unreactive
Have a
full outer shell
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How do Transition Metals differ from other metals?
They are shiny, sonorous, high in
density
, and high
melting point
.
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What is a unique property of Transition Metals regarding their ions?
They can donate different numbers of
electrons
.
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What is the ion notation for Iron (III)?
Fe
<sup>3+</sup>
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