1. ATOMS

2. BASIC ATOMIC STRUCTURE

3. Atoms and such How many naturally occurring elements are there?
What is the basic building block of matter?
List and describe the subatomic particles.
What is a nucleus? What is found there?
What does the Mass Number stand for?
7. What is the difference between an atom, element, compound and a molecule?
6. What does this number stand for?

4. Atoms and such How many naturally occurring elements are there?
What is the basic building block of matter?
List and describe the subatomic particles.
What is a nucleus? What is found there?
What does the Mass Number stand for?
7. What is the difference between an atom, element, compound and a molecule?
6. What does this number stand for?

5. ATOMS AND ELEMENTS
90 naturally occurring elements (specific arrangements of atoms)
(On the periodic table #’s 1-92 EXCEPT FOR 43 and 61 are naturally occurring) 92-2 = 90
Atomic number = number of protons
Mass number = number of protons and neutrons
Atomic (mass) weight – weight of an average atom of an element given in amu.
the number of protons in an atom of an element determines the atom's (atomic number),and the number of electrons determines the (atomic number )of an element.
the number of electrons in an atom=the no. of protons=the ATOMIC NUMBER .
if you want to calculate the neutrons number for an atom , you can easily make : MASS NUMBER- atomic number
mass number = no. of positive protons and neutral neutrons
 so,,,the atom consists of positive protons and negative electrons (which resemble the atomic number) and the neutral neutrons .

6. ELEMENTS
An element is a substance (made of specific atoms) that can not be broken down into others by ordinary chemical reactions
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7. Compound
Chemical Substance consisting of 2 or more elements.

8. molecule
A molecule is the smallest unit of a compound that retains the properties of that substance –
as in 2 atoms of the element Hydrogen and 1 atom of the element Oxygen make a water molecule. That make a compound.

9. Elements / Atoms/ Compounds/ Molecules
Elements are made of atoms.
Compounds are made of (2 or more) elements.
Molecules are the smallest unit of compounds.
ATOM MOLECULES OF A COMPOUND

10. BACK TO THE ATOM……..

11. Atoms and such How many naturally occurring elements are there?
What is the basic building block of matter?
List and describe the subatomic particles.
What is a nucleus? What is found there?
5. What does the atomic mass represent?
7. What is the difference between an atom, element, compound and a molecule?
6. What does this number stand for?

12. BACK TO THE ATOM……..

13. Tuesday
Basic Chem

14. Tuesday
Basic Chem

15. ATOMS

16. ATOMS AND ELEMENTS
90 naturally occurring elements (specific arrangements of atoms)
Atomic number = number of protons
Mass number = number of protons and neutrons
Atomic (mass) weight – weight of an average atom of an element given in amu.
the number of protons in an atom of an element determines the atom's (atomic number),and the number of electrons determines the (atomic number )of an element.
the number of electrons in an atom=the no. of protons=the ATOMIC NUMBER .
if you want to calculate the neutrons number for an atom , you can easily make : MASS NUMBER- atomic number
mass number = no. of positive protons and neutral neutrons
 so,,,the atom consists of positive protons and negative electrons (which resemble the atomic number) and the neutral neutrons .

17. BASIC ATOMIC STRUCTURE

19. ELEMENTS
An element is a specific arrangement of atoms that can not be broken down into others by ordinary chemical reactions
Every element has a specific arrangement of electrons, protons and neutrons – this is what makes them different.

20. How to read the periodic table

21. ATOMIC NUMBER
The atomic number is equal to the number of protons in an atom's nucleus.
The atomic number determines which element an atom is.
For example, any atom that contains exactly 47 protons in its nucleus is an atom of silver.

22. Mass Number
The total number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom. For example, nitrogen has 7 protons and 7 neutrons in its nucleus, giving it a mass number of 14.
PROTONS + NEUTRONS = MASS NUMBER

23. Electrons and Energy Level
What are energy levels or shells?

24. Electron Energy Levels
Electrons constantly move and occupy space around the nucleus in discrete shells or energy levels
Shells represent nearly all of the volume of an atom, but only a tiny fraction of the mass
Numbers of electrons and protons are equal in a neutral atom
Ordinary chemical reactions involve only outermost shell (valence) electrons
The most stable configuration for an atom is when each energy level is completely filled.

25. Energy Levels & the maximum number of electrons allowed in each shell

26. ELEMENTS
An element is a specific arrangement of atoms that can not be broken down into others by ordinary chemical reactions
Every element has a specific arrangement of electrons, protons and neutrons – this is what makes them different.