Chapter 19: Properties of Atoms and the Periodic Table

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Chapter 19: Properties of Atoms and the Periodic Table

What are the atomic components?
2 types of particles: Protons, neutrons, and electrons
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What are the atomic components? 2 types of particles: Protons, neutrons, and electrons
Describe a proton. -Has a positive charge
-relative mass of 1
-determines atomic number
-found inside nucleus
-identifies element - if you change the # of protons you change the element
Describe a neutron -has no charge
-relative mass of 1
-determines isotope (2 of the same element with different masses)
-found inside nucleus
Describe an electron. -Has a negative charge
-Relative mass of 0
-determines the ion (positive or negative charge of element, result of loss/gain of electrons)
-found outside nucleus
Bohr vs. Electron Cloud Model Bohr: electrons are in specific energy levels

Cloud: electrons are in a random order
P, N, e relationship # of protons = atomic number
# of electrons = #of protons in a neutral atom (0 charged)
# of protons and neutrons = atomic mass
Describe Ions. -Positively or negatively charged elements
- result of loss or gain of elements - more electrons than protons = negative, more protons than electrons = positive
Describe isotopes. Atoms of the same element with a differing number of neutrons
What is the deference between Periods and groups? -period: row of elements whose properties change gradually and predictably (numbered 1-7)
-group: column of elements that have similar chemical and physical properties (numbered 1-18_
Metals, Non-metals, and metalloids - elements are broken down into 3 catagories with different characteristics
Alkali Metals -group 1 (excluding hydrogen)
-very reactive: become more reactive as you move down the column
-always found with other elements in nature
-silvery solids with low densities and low melting points
Alkaline Earth Metals -group 2
-reactive, but not as reactive as the alkali
-each one is denser, harder, and has a higer melting point than the alkali metal in its period
What are groups 3-16? 3 - 12 are transition metals
13 is boron family
14 is carbon family
15 is nitrogen family
16 is oxygen
Halogens -non metals
-group 17
-most reactive of the non-metals
-becomes LESS reactive as you move down the column
-combine with alkali metals to make salts
Noble Gases -non metals
-group 18
-very low reactivity
-always found by themselves in nature
-all other elements want to be like noble gases

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