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Electrons and Atomic Structure

Electrons and Atomic Structure

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11th Grade

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William Jared Lovering

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Electrons and Atomic Structure

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10B and 11B are isotopes of Boron. What subatomic particles could you look at to separate these 2 atoms?

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Protons

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Neutrons

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Electrons

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What is the atomic number of this atom?

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7

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14

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Aluminum (atomic number 13) has an atomic weight of 26.982. How many neutrons would you expect to find in stable aluminum atoms?

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13

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14

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27

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Which of the following electron shells is lowest energy?

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N=1

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N=7

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Which of the following electron shells is closest to the nucleus?

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N=1

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N=7

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not an orbital shape/subshell?

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N

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P

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L

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F

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How many orbitals are in a p subshell?

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Multiple Choice

How many electrons can fit in an orbital?

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Which subshells exist on N=3 ? (mark all that apply)

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s

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p

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d

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f

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Nitrogen has 7 electrons. Decide if the electron diagram pictured here is correct for nitrogen. If not, choose the rule the was violated.

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Correct

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Violates the Hund Rule

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Violates the Aufbau Rule

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Violates the Exclusion Principle

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Nitrogen has 7 electrons. Decide if the electron diagram pictured here is correct for nitrogen. If not, choose the rule the was violated.

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Correct

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Violates the Hund Rule

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Violates the Aufbau Rule

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Violates the Exclusion Principle

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Nitrogen has 7 electrons. Decide if the electron diagram pictured here is correct for nitrogen. If not, choose the rule the was violated.

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Correct

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Violates the Hund Rule

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Violates the Aufbau Rule

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Violates the Exclusion Principle

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How many protons does Chlorine have?

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17

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Not enough info

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How many electrons does Chlorine have?

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How many neutrons does Chlorine have?

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What is the mass number of chlorine?

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17

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What is the atomic number of chlorine?

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17

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35

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Not enough info

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