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P.SCIENCE Lesson 1: NUCLEAR REACTIONS AND ORIGIN OF ELEMENTS
Lesson 4: ISOTOPES AND IONS
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Isotopes
Atoms
of a given element that do not have the same
mass
Isotope notation
Element name or symbol, followed by a dash (
-
) and the
atomic mass
Isotope example
Protium
(
hydrogen-1
or H-1)
Ion
An atom or molecule with a net
electric charge
due to the
loss
or gain of one or more electrons
Cation
A
positively
charged ion
Anion
A
negatively
charged ion
Ionic compound example
Sodium chloride
(NaCl) consisting of a
sodium cation
and a chloride anion
The atomic number of
Sodium
(Na) is
11
When Sodium loses one electron, it becomes a
positively-charged
ion with a charge of
+1