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Periodic Table Notes
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Protons Protons found in nucleus of atom Positive charge Number of Protons determine atomic number of atom
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Neutrons Found in nucleus of atom Neutral= Proton with an Electron smashed into it As an atom decomposes the Neutron breaks into the Proton and Electron. Protons + Neutrons =atomic weight of atom Isotopes are same element but different number of Neutrons
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Electrons Electrons revolve around the nucleus of atom. Negative charge. Very small particles. Chemical reactions occur using electrons. In atoms electron number equal proton number.
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Periodic Table Back cover of textbook Period- across periodic table. Tells how many shells of Electrons are present. Group- down periodic table. Groups are elements that have similar valence shells of electrons. Group 18 noble gases have all shells filled (non-reactive) Group 17 is short one electron and is very reactive. Group I has an extra electron and is also very reactive.
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Atoms have No charge- equal number of Protons and Electrons. The smallest unit of an Element that is still that Element. Atoms have No charge- equal number of Protons and Electrons. The smallest unit of an Element that is still that Element. Ions- Charged particles. Ions- Charged particles. Cations- positive ions with more Protons than Electrons. Cations- positive ions with more Protons than Electrons. Anions- negative ions with more Electrons than Protons. Anions- negative ions with more Electrons than Protons.
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Chemical Bonds terms Elements- Pure substances made up of only one type of atom Elements- Pure substances made up of only one type of atom Compounds- Substances made of more than one type of atom Compounds- Substances made of more than one type of atom Molecule- Substance made of more than one atom. Can be the same element. Ex. O2 or CO2 Molecule- Substance made of more than one atom. Can be the same element. Ex. O2 or CO2 Chemical bonds- inter atom connections Chemical bonds- inter atom connections Covalent Bonds- Shared electrons Covalent Bonds- Shared electrons Ionic Bonds- gain or loss of electrons Ionic Bonds- gain or loss of electrons Hydrogen Bonds- Polar attractions between atoms or molecules Hydrogen Bonds- Polar attractions between atoms or molecules
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