components of the atom nucleus: –small densely packed area located at the center of the atom...
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Components of the Atom• Nucleus:
– Small densely packed area located at the center of the atom
• Nuclear Forces:– Forces that allow protons and neutrons to
exist close together in the nucleus• Electron Cloud (orbitals)
– The large volume area that surrounds the nucleus
• Subatomic particles– Particles that make up the atom– Quantity of these parts determine an
element’s chemical/physical properties
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Subatomic Particles
Particle Charge Symbol Location Grams AMU*
Proton Positive p+ Nucleus 1.673e-24 1
Neutron Neutral n0 Nucleus 1.675e-24 1
Electron Negative e- Cloud 9.11e-28 0
* AMU = atomic mass unit
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Characteristics of Atoms
• All matter is composed of atoms• Atoms of one element differ in
properties from atoms of another element
• Atoms are neutral (p+ = e-)• Atoms are mostly made of empty
space.
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Element Symbols
C12
Mass Number
6
Atomic Number
C-12Mass Number
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Examples:
Atomic number
Mass number
p+ e- n0
O
30
238 146
30
16 8 8 8
Zn 65 3530
8
U 92 92 92
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Difference between an Atom, Ion, and Isotope
• Atom: p+ = e-
• Ion: Charged particles (positive or negative) # of electrons change (p+ ≠ e-)
• Isotope: # of neutrons change Masses are different since the # of neutrons
are different
** If the # of protons change, the element changes **
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Isotopes
• Where to find the mass number of isotopes: Information will be given either 3 ways
Name: carbon-14 or C-14 Symbol: 14C Adding given # no to p+ (or atomic #)
The Atomic Mass of an Isotope will be given. It can not be taken from the periodic table.
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Atomic Masses• The weighted average of all the isotopes
masses known for an element• Masses found on periodic table are
atomic masses• All elements have isotopes: some are
radioactive• What you are given when trying to
calculate atomic mass Each known isotope and it’s atomic mass The percent abundance (how often it occurs)
for each element
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Atomic Masses• Calculate the atomic mass of Si based on the following
isotopes of Silicon:
Si-28 Mass: 27.989 92.21%
Si-29 Mass: 28.977 4.70%
Si-22 Mass: 21.988 3.09%
1) Multiple the mass of each isotope by the abundance
6794.0309.988.21
362.10470.977.28
81.259221.989.27
Note: the percent
must be in decimal form
2) Add the products above to find the atomic mass
85.276794.362.181.25
The atomic mass is 27.9 amu