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1
Chapter 5 Atomic Structure and the Periodic
Table - Review
  • Milbank High School

2
Chapter 5 Review
  • What is the smallest particle of an element that
    retains the properties of that element?
  • Who first suggested the idea of atoms, in the 4th
    century b.c.?
  • The number of atoms in a copper coin suggests
    that ...

3
Chapter 5 Review
  • Know the ideas of Daltons atomic theory.
  • What particles form the nucleus of an atom?
  • What parts of Daltons original atomic theory
    were revised about a century ago?

4
Chapter 5 Review
  • Know about the discovery of electrons.
  • Why did J. J. Thomson reason that electrons must
    be a part of the atoms of all elements?
  • What hypothesis led to the discovery of the
    proton?

5
Chapter 5 Review
  • Who discovered the neutron, and in what year?
  • How does the mass of a neutron compare to the
    mass of a proton?
  • Dalton theorized that atoms are indivisible, and
    atoms of the same element are identical. Today
    ...

6
Chapter 5 Review
  • As a result of the discovery of the nucleus by
    Rutherford, what model described an atom?
  • Describe the nucleus of an atom.
  • Know the properties of the electron.
  • Atoms have what charge, and how many protons and
    electrons?

7
Chapter 5 Review
  • Describe the number of protons and electrons in a
    given element, such as In.
  • The atomic number of an element is the total
    number of
  • An element has an atomic number of 80. How many
    protons electrons?

8
Chapter 5 Review
  • The mass number of an element is equal to
  • How are the number of neutrons in the nucleus of
    an atom calculated?
  • The sum of the protons and neutrons in an atom
    equals the ...

9
Chapter 5 Review
  • Using the periodic table, determine the number of
    neutrons in 16O.
  • How many protons, electrons, and neutrons does an
    atom with an atomic number of 50 and a mass
    number of 120 contain?

10
Chapter 5 Review
  • How do the isotopes of hydrogen-1 and hydrogen-2
    differ?
  • What does the number 84 in the name krypton-84
    represent?
  • What unit is used to measure average relative
    atomic mass?

11
Chapter 5 Review
  • Different elements have different numbers of
  • All atoms of the same element have the same
  • Why do chemists use relative comparisons of
    masses of atoms?

12
Chapter 5 Review
  • What does one atomic mass unit (a.m.u.) equal?
  • Isotopes of the same element have different ____
    and ____.
  • What does 23892U represent?
  • Compare 8038X and 8138X.

13
Chapter 5 Review
  • What are isotopes?
  • Compare 2010X and 2110X.
  • The atomic mass of an element is equal to
  • Calculate average atomic mass if one isotope of
    mass 20 is 25 abundant, and another has a mass
    22 is 75?

14
Chapter 5 Review
  • The atomic mass of an element depends on ____,
    _____, and ___.
  • What are the Group A elements also known as?
  • Which is/are a representative element(s)? Fe,
    Hg, U, Te, or Y

15
Chapter 5 Review
  • Of the elements Pt, Sc, V, Li, and Kr, which
    is/are nonmetal(s)?
  • What is each vertical column of elements in the
    periodic table called?
  • Approximately how many elements exist today?

16
Chapter 5 Review
  • What criterion is used to arrange the elements in
    rows and columns on the periodic table?
  • What category (metals, nonmetals, or metalloids)
    includes the majority of the elements?

17
Chapter 5 Review
  • A mystery element, Q, is a nonlustrous solid and
    a poor conductor of electricity. To what
    category of elements does it belong?
  • Who first arranged the elements according to
    nuclear charge?
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