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Chem 1000 (Lectures 1-)

front 1

What is an atom?

back 1

The smallest unit of an element

front 2

Is an atom the smallest unit in chemistry?

back 2

No

front 3

What are nucleons? Name the examples.

back 3

Particles inside a nucleus such as protons and neutrons

front 4

What are electrons?

back 4

Particles in an atom outside the nucleus with a negative charge.

front 5

What is the atomic number of an atom?

back 5

The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom, this is also the number atoms are defined by and arranged by on the periodic table.

front 6

What is the combined weight of of an atom's protons and neutrons called?

back 6

The mass number

front 7

What are isotopes?

back 7

Atoms with the same number of protons (atomic number) but different numbers of neutrons

front 8

What is a nuclide?

back 8

The nucleus of a specific isotope

front 9

What is the molecular formula of Oxygen?

back 9

O2

front 10

What is the elementary symbol of Oxygen?

back 10

O (this is also how it appears on the periodic table)

front 11

On the periodic table which number is in the top corner of an element: the mass number/nuclide symbol or the atomic number/number of protons?

back 11

The mass number/nuclide symbol

front 12

What are the three isotopes of Carbon? Which is particularly useful to archeologists?

back 12

C-12, C-13, C-14

C-14 is useful to archeologists

front 13

What is the half-life of C-14?

back 13

~5000 years