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Title: Atomic Theory


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Atomic Theory
  • All matter consists of atoms
  • All the atoms of one element are identical in
    mass other properties are different from
    atoms of any other element
  • Atoms of one element cannot be converted into
    atoms of another element
  • Compounds are the chemical combination of two or
    more chemicals in a specific ratio

2
Periodic TableAtomic number number of protons,
ultimate organizer of periodic tableMass number
sum of number of protons and neutronsIsotopes
Number of protons of electrons in a given
element are always the same but neutrons may vary
Atoms of same element with different of
neutrons are called isotopesFor an element, not
an ion, protons electrons
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Which of the following represents isotopes of the
same element? Which element?
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Periodic Table
  • Columns are called groups, elements within groups
    share similar chemical reactivities properties
  • Rows are called periods
  • Elements with A after them (on top) are called
    main group elements
  • Elements with B after them (on top) are called
    transition elements

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Periodic Properties Demo
  • Play demo
  • All these metals display similar properties, i.e.
    react with H2O to form H2 metalOH
  • React in an increasingly vigorous manner
  • Reaction
  • Metal H2O ? Metal Hydroxide H2
  • Lithium Reaction
  • Write the reaction for Na or K

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In your notebook, fill this in
Atom of Protons of Neutrons of Electrons Mass
10 11
Barium 82
21 24
15 16
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Arrangement of subatomic particles in atom
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Characteristics of the 3 basic subatomic particles
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