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Chapter 4: Atoms and The Periodic Table
Chapter 4: Atoms and The Periodic Table
"It was quite the most incredible event that has ever
happened to me in my life. It was almost as if you fired a
15-inch shell into a piece of tissue paper and it came back
and hit you." E. Rutherford
4 types of orbitals
1) ____ orbital
- single orientation
- sphere shaped
- lowest energy
- holds ___ electrons
2) ____ orbital
- dumbbell shaped
- 3 orientations (x,y,z)
- each of the three p orbitals can hold ___ electrons
- holds ___ electrons total
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3) ____ orbital
- 5 orientations
- each holds ____ electrons
- holds ___ electrons total
4) ___ orbital
- 7 orientations
- each holds ____ electrons
- holds ___ electrons total
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- Ex.- Hydrogen
- 1 electron
- electron is in 1st energy level
- Ex.- Nitrogen
- 7 electrons
- 1st energy level, s orbital 2e-
- 2nd energy level, s orbital 2e-, p orbital 3e-
2e- + 2e- + 3e- = 7e-
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- isotope notation
2 forms
1) symbol followed by ______
- Ex.- Cl-35
2) symbol with mass and atomic number on left side
Metals (4 types)
1) Alkali Metals/ group _____
- far _________ column on periodic table
- soft, shiny, reacts violently with water
- not found in nature as _______________
- too reactive
- form compounds
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4) _____________ Elements
- man made
- radioactive (always decaying)
- make different elements
- technetium, promethium, and any element with an
atomic number greater than 92
- many make up two rows at bottom of periodic table
- allows table to be thin and still have other families
line up
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Non-Metals
- uses
- Chlorine
- Cl gas is very deadly
- table salt _________
- Fluorine
- poisonous yellow gas
- fluoride in _____________
- Bromine
- dark red liquid
- Iodine
- dark purple solid
- needed for ___________
- Noble gases/ group _________
- column furthest on the right
- exist as single atoms only
- inert/unreactive
- do not gain or lose electrons
- do not form compounds under normal conditions
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Semi-conductors/metalloids
- 6 elements
1) ___________
- hard element
- added to steel for strength
- heat resistant glass
2) ___________
- makes up 28% of the Earth’s crust (sand)
- computer chips
3) _______________
4) ________________
- shiny solid that tarnishes in air
5) ______________
- bluish white solid
- shines like metal
- fire retardants
6) _______________
- shiny white solid
- classified as non-metals, but have some properties of
metals
- Ex.- may conduct heat and electricity under certain
conditions
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Counting
- ___________- (mol)
- counting unit
- defined as the number of atoms in 12.00 grams of
carbon-12
- _______________ constant- 6.02 x 10 23
(602,213,670,000,000,000,000,000)
- number of particles in exactly 1 mol of a _______
substance
- Ex.- 1 mole of popcorn is 6.02 x 1023 kernels
- cover U.S. and be 500 km high
- ___________- mass in grams of 1 mol of a substance
- for elements, the molar mass equals its
average atomic mass in amu
Calculations
10 gumballs = 21.4 g
50 gumballs = ?
50 gumballs x 21.4 g . = 107 g
10 gumballs
- can do the same thing with elements
- amount of elements (avagadro’s number)
- mass in grams (mass number)
- Ex.- mass of 5.5 mol of iron
1) look up mass of iron (Fe) on periodic table
Fe = 55.85
5.5 mol Fe x 55.85 g Fe = 307 g Fe
1 mol Fe