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Artifical Transmulations

nucleus with an element into another by bombarding the atomic nucleus with particles

Particle acceleration

electric magnetic field

Radioactive

decay or breakdown of the atomic nucleus

Proton:Neutron

Ratio which determines stability of the nucleus

Transmutation

One element that has gained or lost electrons

Ion

an element that has gained or lost electrons

Selected oxidation states

Indicate the type ion an element can become

valence electrons

Located in the outermost energy level

Nucleur change

proton number

Atomic charge

Protons + Electrons are =, atomic charge=0

Protons + Neutrons

Found inside the nucleus

Atomic mass

Ontains a decimal because it is the average of all naturally occurring isotopes

atomic number

Identifies the element, # of protons

Mass number

most abundant, rounded. Protons and neutrons

Neutral atom

when protons and electrons are =

Isotopes

When the same atomic # , same element, same number of protons, but a different mass#/Neutrons

AMU

Atomic Mass Unit

Electrons

exist in probability "clouds" called orbitals

J.J Thomas

plum pudding, electrons

Rutherford

gold foil experiment, atoms empty, dense nucleus

Bohr

Discovery of the neutrons

protons and neutrons

Found in the nucleus

Physical means

Filtering via magnets,hands or sorting

Filter paper

Removes solids

Distillation

according to different boilling points

Pure substances

all samples have the same properties or characteristics (boiling point)

Elements

Simplest substances which have the same atoms, and can not be broken down chemically

Binary compound

2 elements only

Mixture

two or more elements that have been physically combined

Homogenous mixture

The same through out,uniform

Heterogenous mixture

mixture to uniform' mixture

Matter

Anything that has mass and volume

Chemical properties

Rusty, flammable, bubbles

Physical properties

color, odor, density