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Atoms
They are the
SMALLEST
part of an
ELEMENT
that can exist.
structure
A)
shells
B)
Nucleus
C)
Electrons
D)
proton
E)
neutron
F)
electron
G)
+1
H)
0
I)
-1
J)
1
K)
1
L)
1/2000
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John dalton
atoms were
solid
SPHERES, and different spheres represented different
ELEMENTS.
JJ Thomson
A)
ball of positive charge
B)
electron
2
Atom model names
Dalton
Thomson
Rutherford
Bohr
Chadwick
symbol equations
(
s
) for solid
(
l
) for liquid
(
g
) for gas
(
aq
) for aqueous (dissolved in
water
)
state changes
A)
melting
B)
freezing
C)
boiling
D)
condensing
4
HEATING a solid or liquid will
INCREASE
its internal energy.
SPECIFIC LATENT HEAT
energy required to change the state of
1kg
of the substance with
no
temperature change
Specific Latent Heat of
FUSION
state changes from
SOLID
to
LIQUID
(melting).
Specific Latent Heat of
VAPORISATION
state changes from
LIQUID
to
GAS
(boiling).
Heating Graphs
A)
solid
B)
liquid
C)
gas
D)
melting
E)
boiling
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Cooling Graphs
A)
gas
B)
liquid
C)
solid
D)
condensing
E)
freezing
5
Radius of
ATOM: 1 x
10-10
m
NUCLEUS: 1 x
10-14
m
Atoms are
NEUTRAL
and have NO
OVERALL
CHARGE.
atoms
SAME NUMBER OF
PROTONS
AND
ELECTRONS
, which CANCELS OUT THEIR CHARGES.
chemical symbol
A)
mass
B)
no. neutrons + protons
C)
atomic
D)
No. protons in nucleus
4
An ELEMENT is a substance made up of
ONE
TYPE OF
ATOM.
neutrons
calculate =
mass
-
atomic
has
no
charge
positive
ions
radiation can cause electrons to be
REMOVED
from an atom in a process known as
IONISATION.
atom
LOSES
electrons to turn into a
POSITIVE
ION.
isotopes
same no.
protons
different no.
neutrons
nuclear radiation
A)
alpha
B)
beta
C)
gamma
D)
4
E)
2
F)
0
G)
-1
H)
0
I)
0
J)
2 protons
K)
2 neutrons
L)
an electron
M)
electromagnetic
N)
wave
O)
positive +2
P)
negative -1
Q)
no charge
R)
high
S)
medium
T)
low
U)
low
V)
medium
W)
high
X)
paper
Y)
aluminium
Z)
lead
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