1.3 MASS #, ATOMIC # & ISOTOPES OBJECTIVES: To define the terms mass number, atomic number and isotopes Suggest how Scientists can use isotopes YOUR THOUGHTS…

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1.3 MASS #, ATOMIC # & ISOTOPES OBJECTIVES: To define the terms mass number, atomic number and isotopes Suggest how Scientists can use isotopes YOUR THOUGHTS… What do we mean by: - Atomic Number - Mass Number - Isotopes KEY WORDS: ATOMIC NUMBER MASS NUMBER ISOTOPE CARBON DATING

ATOMIC NUMBER The number of protons in the nucleus Atoms are neutral so they also have this number of electrons. 1.3 MASS #, ATOMIC # & ISOTOPES MASS NUMBER Total number of protons AND neutrons C 13 6 Neutrons = Mass Number – Atomic Number

1.3 MASS #, ATOMIC # & ISOTOPES ISOTOPES Atoms with the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons are called isotopes. Different isotopes of the same element react chemically in the same way. Why? Different isotopes of the same element have different physical properties. E.g. they may or may not be radioactive, and they will certainly have different densities.

Isotopes of?

1.3 MASS #, ATOMIC # & ISOTOPES ISOTOPES Has 3 isotopes Mass numbers of 12, 13, & 14 All react in the same way NameCarbon-12Carbon-13Carbon-14 SymbolCCC Protons666 Neutrons678 Abundance98.89%1.11%Trace

1.3 MASS #, ATOMIC # & ISOTOPES ISOTOPES IN THE REAL WORLD E.g. Carbon Dating Some isotopes are unstable and break down (radioactivity) Each isotope decays at a measured rate  its half life E.g. Carbon 14  half life is 5730 years Scientists work backwards to calculate how long it would take for carbon-14 levels to fall from amount in a living sample to the amount in the dead sample

1.3 MASS #, ATOMIC # & ISOTOPES COPY AND COMPLETE THE TABLE Mass #Atomic #Electron #Neutron # CARBON DATING Summarise carbon dating

1.3 MASS #, ATOMIC # & ISOTOPES COPY AND COMPLETE THE TABLE Mass #Atomic #Electron #Neutron # CARBON DATING Caron dating involves working out how long an organism has been dead for based on how much C-14 has decayed.

How low can you go?? Write what you can do and what grade this is  show some proof you can do this! I CAN…I AM… Define mass number and atomic numberC Calculate mass number, atomic number and neutron number B Explain what isotopes areA Suggest how isotopes can be used by scientistsA* 1.3 MASS #, ATOMIC # & ISOTOPES