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Atomic number (Z) - Answer -number of protons that an atom has in nucleus -unique to each type of element -element is substance whose atoms all contain identical number of protons - Z= # protons Isotope (definition) - Answer -atoms of same element with different masses -same number of protons, different number of neutrons Isotope mass number (A) - Answer - A= (#protons)+(#neutrons) - A=Z+N -for charge neutrality, number of electrons and protons must be equal Atomic Symbols - Answer -summarize information about subatomic particles -every isotope is defined by 2 numbers (Z and A) Isotopes - Answer -most elements are mixtures of 2 or more stable isotopes -each isotope has slightly different mass -distinguished by mass number (A); same atomic number, different mass number Average atomic mass - Answer -calculated by summing the masses of the element's isotopes, each multiplied by its natural abundance on Earth Radioactivity - Answer spontaneous decomposition of the nucleus of some isotopes Common isotopes of hydrogen - Answer -protium (1/1 H) -deuterium (2/1 H) -tritium (3/1 H) Nuclear radiation - Answer radiation emitted from a nucleus during nuclear decomposition Alpha particle (4/2 He) - Answer -a helium nucleus, contains two protons and two neutrons

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ACS Exam in General Chemistry
covering CHEM 201/202 Questions
Fully Solved.
Atomic number (Z) - Answer -number of protons that an atom has in nucleus

-unique to each type of element

-element is substance whose atoms all contain identical number of protons

- Z= # protons



Isotope (definition) - Answer -atoms of same element with different masses

-same number of protons, different number of neutrons



Isotope mass number (A) - Answer - A= (#protons)+(#neutrons)

- A=Z+N

-for charge neutrality, number of electrons and protons must be equal



Atomic Symbols - Answer -summarize information about subatomic particles

-every isotope is defined by 2 numbers (Z and A)



Isotopes - Answer -most elements are mixtures of 2 or more stable isotopes

-each isotope has slightly different mass

-distinguished by mass number (A); same atomic number, different mass number



Average atomic mass - Answer -calculated by summing the masses of the element's isotopes,
each multiplied by its natural abundance on Earth



Radioactivity - Answer spontaneous decomposition of the nucleus of some isotopes



Common isotopes of hydrogen - Answer -protium (1/1 H)

-deuterium (2/1 H)

-tritium (3/1 H)



Nuclear radiation - Answer radiation emitted from a nucleus during nuclear decomposition



Alpha particle (4/2 He) - Answer -a helium nucleus, contains two protons and two neutrons

, -mass of 4 amu

-atomic number 2

-charge of +2



Beta particle (0/-1 e) - Answer -an electron

-charge of -1

-mass of 0.00055 amu



Positron (0/1 e) - Answer -mass of an electron (0.00055 amu)

-charge of +1



Gamma ray (0/0 Y) - Answer -high energy electromagnetic radiation

-no effective charge or mass



Neutron (1/0 n) - Answer -charge of zero

-mass of 1



Characteristics of radiation - Answer -alpha: paper

-beta: .5 cm lead

-gamma: 10 cm lead



Transmutation - Answer -when one element is converted into another element

-requires a nuclear reaction



Natural radioactivity - Answer -spontaneous decay of the nucleus of some isotopes



Induced radioactivity - Answer -bombardment of an element with a nuclear particle resulting
in a breakdown (decay) of the nucleus



Paramagnetic - Answer -substances that contained unpaired electrons are attracted to a
magnetic field



Diamagnetic - Answer -substances with all paired electrons are not attracted to a magnetic
field

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