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-Different FORMS of an Element that occur Naturally -Have the SAME # of P and E but DIFFERENT # of N -Isotopes of an element have the SAME CHEMICAL PROPERTIES.

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1 -Different FORMS of an Element that occur Naturally -Have the SAME # of P and E but DIFFERENT # of N -Isotopes of an element have the SAME CHEMICAL PROPERTIES 12 C 14 C 6 ATOMIC MASS ATOMIC # 6 N = 12 -6 = 6 N = 14-6 = 8

2 - Average Mass of all ISOTOPES of an element Average Atomic Mass = Isotope Mass + Isotope Mass # of Isotopes

3 - Contains PROTONS and NEUTRONS - Is extremely TINY compared to the size of the atom - Has most of the MASS of the atom

4 If PROTONS are POSTIVE, and LIKE CHARGES REPEL, why don’t PROTONS REPEL EACH OTHER? What keeps them in the NUCLEUS? THE STRONG FORCE -Keeps Protons and Neutrons stuck together -100X larger than electric force -SHORT-RANGE force = quickly becomes weak as distance between P and N increases THE ELECTRIC FORCE -Force than makes like charges repel -Makes Protons repel each other -LONG-RANGE force = strong force even when Protons are far apart

5 As NUCLEUS SIZE INCREASES: -STRONG FORCE stays about the SAME -ELECTRIC FORCE becomes GREATER LARGE NUCLEUS IS NOT HELD TOGETHER AS TIGHTLY!

6 STABLE Nucleus = Strong Force can hold the nucleus together permanently UNSTABLE (LARGE) Nucleus = Strong Force isn’t large enough to hold the nucleus together tightly UNSTABLE NUCLEUS = DECAYS (breaks apart) giving off matter and energy = RADIOACTIVITY

7 Nucleus Stability depends on the RATIO of NEUTRONS to PROTONS Nuclei with TOO MANY or TOO FEW Neutrons compared to Protons = RADIOACTIVE Small Nucleus = 1 Neutron :1 Proton ratio for stability Large Nucleus = 3 Neutrons : 2 Protons for stability

8 The Heat/Energy released by DECAY 3 Types:1. Alpha 2. Beta 3. Gamma

9 -Made of 2 Protons and 2 Neutrons -Are the same as a HELIUM NUCLEUS -Have an Electric Charge (2 +) - Least PENETRATING form of radiation = can be stopped by a sheet of paper - Can damage human cells - More MASSIVE than Beta or Gamma He 4 2

10 - The changing of one element into another through decay (ADD to CHART) Alpha particles = element looses 2 protons/2 Neutrons The NEW ELEMENT: New atomic # is 2 LESS New mass # is 4 LESS

11 -Neutron decays into a PROTON and emits an ELECTRON (Beta particle) - Faster and MORE penetrating than alpha - Stopped by aluminum foil - Can damage human cells - New elements atomic number is increased by 1 - New elements mass is the same

12 -Not particles, they are WAVES -Emitted during Alpha and Beta Decay -MOST PENETRATING radiation -Have HIGH FREQUENCIES/SHORTEST WAVELENGTHS -No mass, no charge, travel at the speed of light -Need thick blankets of LEAD/concrete to stop them - Cause LESS damage to human cells

13 -Amount of time it takes for 1/2 of a radioactive nucleus to decay to a stable isotope -Stable isotopes left after the decay = DAUGHTER ISOTOPE -Half-life is different for different elements

14 -Using half-lives to determine the age of materials 1: Compare the amount of Radioactive Isotope to the amount of Daughter Isotope in the sample 2. Calculate the # of half-lives 3. # of Half-lives = Age of the material Ex: Carbon Dating = C-14 = 5,730 years = plant/animals Uranium Dating = Rocks


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