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all
matter
is made up of
atom
atom is the
smallest
indivisible
<cannot be
divided
> unit of matter
inside an atom, there are
3
subatomic particles
protons
neutron
electron
where protons and neutron is found in the
nucleus
and the electron is found in the
electron
shell
proton
and
neutrons
are found in the
nucleus
<centre of an atom>
electron is found in the
electron
shells <electrons revolves around the
nucleus
in the
electron
shell>
proton
symbol=
p
relative mass=
1
relative charge= +
1
electron
symbol=
e-
relative mass= 1/1836 <
0
>
relative charge=
-1
neutron
symbol =
n
relative mass=
1
relative charge=
0
mass of atom = sum of
masses
of all
sub-atomic
particles in an atom
mass of atom= mass of
proton
+ mass of
neutron
an atom is
electrically
neutral
<no overall charge> because the no. of
positive
charges(protons) = no. of
negative
charges(electrons)
nucleons number(mass no.) is the sum of no. of
protons
and
neutrons
in an atom
protons no. (atomic no.) is no. of
protons
in an atom
proton no. is
unique
to each element <no. of protons is
different
for each element>
outermost electron shell of an atom is
valence
shell
electrons found in valence shell is
valence
electrons
isotopes are atoms that have the
same
no. of
protons
but
different
no. of
neutrons
isotopes have
similar
chemicals
properties
slightly
different
physical properties
isotopes have
identical
chemical
properties
because they have the
same
no. of
valence
electrons
isotopes have
slightly
different
physical properties because they have
different
masses
<diff nucleon no.> which affects physical properties
atomic no. is the no. of
protons
in an atom
mass no. is the
sum
of no. of
protons
and no. of
neutrons
in an atom
mass no. of isotope formula
-->
mass
no. = no. of
protons
+ no. of
neutrons
two atoms are isotopes if they have the
same
no. of
protons
but
different
no. of
neutrons
no. of protons = no. of
electrons
-->
atom
no. of
protons
<not equal> to no. of
electrons
-->
ion