Atomic Structure - Rapid Review

Atomic Structure Rapid Review

• ​Identify the parts and location of the subatomic particles.

• Explain the roles of the subatomic particles.

• Count the number of subatomic particles for any element.

Labelling

Label the atom.

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electron cloud

nucleus

electron

proton

neutron

Categorize

Options (13)

+1 charge

determines atomic number

positively charged particle

0 charge

neutral particle

-1 charge

found in electron cloud

mass of approximately 0.0005 amu

negatively charged particle

participates in chemical reactions

p⁺

n⁰

e^-1

Organize these options into the right categories

proton

neutron

electron

• Tells you how many protons are in the nucleus.

• Unique to each element.

• Will always be the smaller of the two, may not always be on the bottom.

• In a NEUTRAL atom, the atomic number also tells you the # of electrons.

Atomic Number

• Mass Number, or the atomic mass unit, tells you the mass of the atom.

• Includes all the protons and all the neutrons added up.

• Always the larger number.

Mass Number (amu)

• Because there are different types (or isotopes) of the same element, the mass is an average.

• Average atomic mass is usually written as a decimal.

• Round this number to the nearest whole number to find the Mass Number.

• Often simply referred to as atomic mass.

Average atomic mass

Math Response

What is the mass number for phosphorus?

Type answer here

Correct Answer: 31

Deg^°

Rad

Match

Select the correct number of subatomic particle based on the nuclear symbol for Fluorine.

• # of protons

• # of neutrons

• # of electrons

9

10

9

• 9

• 10

• 9

Labelling

Label the nuclear symbol for Helium by dragging the label underneath the arrow.

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average atomic mass

atomic number

chemical symbol

Labelling

Label the nuclear symbol for Helium by dragging the label underneath the arrow.

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element name

chemical symbol

atomic number

average atomic mass

Three ways we can represent an atom.

​Bohr model of Carbon

​Nuclear symbol of Carbon

​carbon-12

Hyphen Notation for Carbon

Match

Match the types of representation for Nitrogen.

• nitrogen-14

Bohr Model

Hyphen notation

Nuclear Symbol

• Bohr Model

• Hyphen notation

• Nuclear Symbol