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homo mixture

mixture of the same element (sugar & salt)

hetero mixture

retain their own characteristics (granite and milk)

physical prop

describes appearance that can be measured without changing identity (color, hardness, density, solubility)

chemical prop

props that describe the behavior in chemical reactions that change its identity

metals

solids, heat, electricity, malleable (hammered), luster (shine), ductile (wire)

nonmetals

solids, liquids, and gases. no heat, not ductile or malleable

Metalliods

both!

Metalliods

both!

what is all matter made up of according to dalton?

atoms

Metalliods

both!

what is all matter made up of according to dalton?

atoms

what is an atom? according to dalton

smallest unit of an element that can exist alone or in combination with other atoms

Metalliods

both!

what is all matter made up of according to dalton?

atoms

what is an atom? according to dalton

smallest unit of an element that can exist alone or in combination with other atoms

atoms of the same element? dalton.

chemically alike

what does Dalton say isotopes are?

atoms that may not have some mass

what does Dalton say isotopes are?

atoms that may not have some mass

how are atoms not divided? Dalton.

not subdivided in classical reactions

atomic number

indicates # of protons

atomic mass ?

the sum of protons and neutrons

atomic mass ?

the sum of protons and neutrons

isotopes

atoms having some atomic # but diff atomic mass (diff number of n)

ions

atoms that have diff # of e- ... charged particles

ions

atoms that have diff # of e- ... charged particles

anuon

ion w excess of neg charges, more e than p (0-2)

ions

atoms that have diff # of e- ... charged particles

anuon

ion w excess of neg charges, more e than p (0-2)

cation

ion with fewer neg charges, less e- than p (Na+)

atomic mass unit

in comparison to C-12 atom. take atomic mass and put it over 12

planks formula

e = h f

Bohr model?

2


8


8


2

quantum number levels

1 - 2e


2 - 8e


3 - 18e


4 - 32e

quantum number levels

1 - 2e


2 - 8e


3 - 18e


4 - 32e

quantum letter levels

s - 1 (2e)


p - 3 (6e)


d - 5 (10e)


f - 7 (14e(

Hindis rule- how many e in each orbital?

each is orbital can only contain 2 e- having opposite spins

Hindis rule- how many e in each orbital?

each is orbital can only contain 2 e- having opposite spins

hindus rule- what happens to any added e-

any added e is placed in an unfolded orbital of lowest energy and second e is not added to an orbital until each contains 1e

Pauli exclusion principle?

in any one atom, no 2e can have the same set of 4 quantum numbers

Heisenberg uncertainty principle?

it is impossible to know the certainity of position and momentum of any e at any moment