day 5 chapter 4 section 2 and 3. how atoms differ start with some vocab atomic number atoms total #...

17
DAY 5 Chapter 4 Section 2 and 3

Upload: georgina-knight

Post on 18-Jan-2018

221 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

DESCRIPTION

CHECK Identify the following to fill in the chart. 1. Name of element 2. # of Protons 3. Average Atomic Mass

TRANSCRIPT

DAY 5Chapter 4 Section 2 and 3

HOW ATOMS DIFFERStart with some Vocab• Atomic Number

• Atoms total # of Protons

• Atoms Total # of Electrons

Note: as long as the atom is neutral in charge

• Atomic # identifies an atom of a particular element.• It never changes

How to read the Periodic Table

CHECK• Identify the following to fill in the chart.1. Name of element2. # of Protons3. Average Atomic Mass

ATOMIC NUMBERSComplete the following tableComposition of Several Elements

Element Atomic Number Protons Electro

nsa. Pb 82b. 8c. 30

82 82

Zn 30 308 8O

ISOTOPES AND MASS NUMBER• What do we know…?• Does the # of protons of

an element ever Change?• NO

• Does the # of electrons of an element ever change?• NO

• What’s Left?• # of Neutrons will

change

• What does this mean?

Atoms with the same number of protons but

different number of neutrons are called

isotopes.

THE MASS NUMBERSo…The Mass Number is…(Atomic #) + (# of neutrons)

What makes up the mass number of an isotope.• Remember Relative

Mass• Protons = 1amu• Neutrons = 1amuWhat’s this mean? • If an element has 1

proton and 1 neutron what's the Mass Number?• 2

WHAT DOES ALL THIS MEAN?Elements have different forms in nature• Lets look at Copper…• How many protons in Copper?

• 29 protons• Does this ever change?

No• But copper has two forms with different mass

numbers.• What changes…# of Protons or # of Neutrons?

# of neutrons

COPPER - ISOTOPESCopper – 63Copper - 65Other ways to write it

Mass number

Cu65

29Cu63

29

Other ways to write it

LEARNING CHECK• 1st… J.J. Thomson• The Plum pudding Model…didn’t last long• We know…Atoms are neutral / no charge (positives

cancel negatives)• Proposed…Uniformly (evenly) distributed positive and

negative charges.

NATURAL ABUNDANCE• % abundance

LET’S PROVE THE NUCLEUS• Didn’t happen…• The alpha particles (positive charge) bounced all over

the place…Why?

LET’S PROVE THE NUCLEUS• The Protons have a positive charge…repelled the

positive alpha particle• The neutron has no charge doesn’t effect it.

THE MASS OF THE ATOM

What does relative mean?• Comparative / in proportion to

something• So…whats

1.67x10-27

1.67x10-27= 1 (relative)

THE MASS OF THE ATOM

What does relative mean?• Comparative / in proportion to

something

ONE LAST NOTE

• Quarks? And plasm?• Parts that make up

Protons and neutrons• Scientists don’t know

their effect on chemical behavior

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT• Moodle Assignment

Day 5

A LOOK AHEAD• Day 6: Isotope Lab /

• Quiz on the Atom• Day 7: Chapter 4 Section

¾• Day 8: Isotopes Quiz:

• Chapter 24 Section 1• Day 9: Chapter 24

Section 2