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What is an atom?

Smallest particle of an element that will has properties of that element.

Atoms join together to form ___

Compounds

A chemical change occurs when...

The arrangement of atoms in a compound changes to form new compounds.

Atoms are made up of smaller particles called _____

Subatomic particles

What is the symbol, electron charge, location in an atom, and relative mass of a proton?

Symbol = P


E. Charge = 1+


Location= Nucleus


Relative Mass = 1836

What is the symbol, electron charge, location in an atom, and relative mass of a neutron?

Symbol = n


E. Charge = 0


Location = Nucleus


Relative Mass = 1837

What is the symbol, electron charge, location in an atom, and relative mass of an electron?

Symbol = e


E. Charge = 1-


Location = Surrounding the nucleus


Relative Mass = 1

The nucleus is at the ____ of the ____

Centre


Atom

What is the nucleus composed of?

Protons and neutrons

Electrons exist in the space surrounding the ____

Nucleus

What is equivalent to the # of Protons?

# of Electrons in every atom (neutral)

What is the nuclear charge equivalent to?

# of protons

What is the atomic # equivalent to?

# of protons

What is the atomic mass equivalent to?

# of protons + neutrons

How do you find neutrons?

Atomic Mass - Atomic #

What is it?

Average Atomic Mass

What is it?

Atomic Number

What is it?

Ion charge

What is a Bohr diagram?

Diagram that shows # of electrons in each shell surrounding the nucleus

What is a stable octet?

8 electrons in the outermost shell

What is the valence shell?

The outermost shells that contains electrons.

What are valence electrons?

Electrons in the valence

In a period table, elements are listed in order by their ___ ___

Atomic Number

Where are the metals in the table?

Left side of the table (group 3 - 12)

Where are the non metals on a table?

Right side of the table

Where is the metalloids on the table?

Staircase towards the right side

Rows of elements are called ___

Periods

Columns of elements are called

Groups and families

All elements in a period have their ___ in the same general area around their ___

Electrons, nucleus

Atoms become electrically charged particles called...

Ions

Non metals lose electrons and become positive ions called

Anions

Metals lose electrons and become positive ions called

Cation

Atoms gain/lose electrons in an attempt to..

Have the same number of valence electrons