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atomic structure cross section of chapter
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Question 2
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Draw an atom with 3 protons, 4 neutrons and 3 electrons.

Question 3
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Using your Periodic Table, What is nuclear charge of an Ag atom?

Question 4
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Using the Chart above, What is number of nucleons in the element Al?

Question 5
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Using the Periodic Table, What is atomic mass of the element with an atomic number of 78?

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Draw a Bohr Diagram of Carbon

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Rb has this many valence electrons.

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Question 38
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Describe each picture above in order with words: element, compound, mixture of (alphabetical ordered)

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Question 40
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This picture is of an atom with 2 protons, 2 neutrons and 2 electrons. Which subatomic particles is missing?
protons
neutrons
electrons
This element has 10 electrons when it forms a -2 charged ion.
Nickel
Selenium
Oxygen
Cesium
Potassium
The Atomic Number of an element determines the number of which subatomic particle?
A Proton
B Neutron
C Electron
D Quark
Protons have a ________ charge and are located _________ the nucleus
positive and inside
negative and outside
nuetral and inside
positive and outside
C-14 would be classified as a(n):
Ion
valence electron
proton
Isotope
The nucleus of an atom is...
The center region where the mass of the atom is.
The center region where the volume of the atom is.
The outer region where the mass of the atom is.
The outer region where the volume of the atom is.
The electron cloud of an atom is...
The outer region where the volume of the atom is.
The outer region where the mass of the atom is.
The center region where the mass of the atom is.
The center region where the volume of the atom is.
Match the subatomic particle to its charge.
Proton
Negative
Electron
Netural
Neutron
Positive
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The atomic mass is derrived from:
the most abundant isotope
the least abundant isotope
the relative abundance of all naturally occuring isotopes
only radioactive isotopes
2 isotopes exist: 72% is 84.9 amu and 28% is 87 amu. What is the correct numerical setup for calculating the atomic mass?
(72+98.9)(28+87)
(0.72)(84.9)+(0.28)(87)
(72)(84.9)+ (28)(87)
How many principal energy levels are full in an atom of copper in the ground state?
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The unknown mixture is a composite of :
A, B, C
A, C ,D
B, D
A, D
Spectral lines are formed when:
e- moves from ground to excited absorbing energy
e- moves from excited to ground absorbing energy
e- moves from ground to excited releasing energy
e- moves from excited to ground releasing energy
How many Lewis dots would be around S -2 ion
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The above picture has an unknown with a combination of which elements?
a and b
b and c
a and d
c and d
Which element has a valence electron with the most energy?
lithium
sodium
potassium
cesium
Which of the following electron configurations could be the excited state of potassium?
2-8-5
2-8-4-1
2-8-8-1
2-8-7-2
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