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Mass and Atomic Mass and Atomic NumbersNumbers
Electron Electron ArrangementArrangement
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In an atom, the number of electrons is equal to the number of protons.
This means that, since there is a balance between the number of positive and negative subatomic particles, there is NO OVERALL CHARGE.
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BORON ATOM
No Charge5 Electrons
(5 Negatives)
5 Protons (5 Positives)
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PROTONS
NEUTRONS
ELECTRONS
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MASS
CHARGE
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CARBON
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PROTONS
NEUTRONS
ELECTRONS
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11
MASS
CHARGE
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SODIUM
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PROTONS
NEUTRONS
ELECTRONS
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LITHIUM
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STRUCTURESELECTRON ARRANGEMENT 20/04/23
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The electrons in atoms orbit the nucleus in orbits called SHELLS.
Each shell can hold a certain number of electrons.
The inner most shell is filled first, then the second, then the third etc.…… -
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1st Shell can hold 2 e-.
2nd Shell can hold 8e-.
3rd Shell can hold 8e-.
4th Shell can hold 18e-.
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PROTONS
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NEUTRONS
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Oxygen is in GROUP 66 Electrons in outer shell!
Oxygen is in PERIOD 22 Shells required!!
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PROTONS
ELECTRONS
NEUTRONS
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Phosphorus is in GROUP 55 Electrons in outer shell!
Oxygen is in PERIOD 33 Shells required!!
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PROTONS
ELECTRONS
NEUTRONS
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2, 8, 5
Phosphorus is in GROUP 55 Electrons in outer shell!
Oxygen is in PERIOD 33 Shells required!!
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STRUCTURESMASS NUMBER & ATOMIC NUMBER20/04/23
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Element Symbol
Atomic Number (Proton Number)
Mass Number
When looking at the periodic table of elements, three important pieces of information are given for each element.
All atoms of a particular element always have the same number of protons.
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STRUCTURESATOMIC NUMBER 20/04/23
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Atomic Number (Proton Number)
The Atomic Number is the number of PROTONS in the atom for that particular element.
For example, Lithium has 3 PROTONS.
REMEMBER, Protons have a Positive charge….
…therefore it has a positive charge of +3.
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Atomic Number (Proton Number)
REMEMBER…
Atoms have an overall neutral charge.
Therefore a Lithium Atom must also have…..
…. 3 ELECTRONS (3+ and 3- = 0)
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STRUCTURESATOMIC NUMBER EXAMPLE 20/04/23
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PROTONS
ELECTRONS
8
8
OXYGEN
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Basically, the Atomic Number tells us how many Protons there are and as a consequence the number of electrons in an atom.
PROTONS ELECTRONS
11 11SODIUM
2 2HELIUM
6 6CARBON
10 10NEON
1 1HYDROGEN
16 16SULPHUR
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Mass Number
The Mass Number tell us how heavy an atom of that element would be in ATOMIC UNITS.
For example, Lithium has a MASS of 7.
REMEMBER…
Only PROTONS and NEUTRONS have mass.
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Mass Number
The Mass Number must equal…
No. Protons + No. Neutrons.
Lithium has 3 Protons, therefore….
… 7 – 3 = 4 NEUTRONS!!3PROTONS
3ELECTRONS
4NEUTRONS
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Atomic Number (Proton Number)
Mass Number= No. of Protons + Neutrons
= No. of Protons (or Electrons)
What we Know so far….
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Therefore..
Lithium Has:
3 Protons
3 Electrons
7 Protons and Neutrons
No. of Neutrons = 7 – 3 = 4!!
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Another Example
Boron Has:
5 Protons
5 Electrons
11 Protons and Neutrons
No. of Neutrons = 11 – 5 = 6!!
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STRUCTURESQUESTIONS 20/04/23
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ELEMENTATOMIC NUMBER
MASS NUMBER
No. ofPROTONS
No. ofELECTRONS
No. ofNEUTRONS
CARBON 6 12 6 6 6
SULPHUR 16 32 16 16 16
IRON 26 56 26 26 30
FLUORINE 9 19 9 9 10
ARGON 18 40 18 18 22
ZINC 30 64 30 30 34
BORON 5 11 5 5 6
TIN 50 119 50 50 69
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ALL atoms of a particular element ALWAYS have the same number of PROTONS.
However some atoms of the same element can have a different number of NEUTRONS – these are called ISOTOPES.
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Chlorine has two common isotopes: Cl35 and Cl37.
17 Protons
17 Electrons
35-17 = 18 Neutrons
17 Protons
17 Electrons
37-17 = 20 Neutrons
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1 Protons
1 Electrons
1-1 = 0 Neutrons
1 Protons
1 Electrons
2-1 = 1 Neutron
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6 Protons
6 Electrons
12-6 = 6 Neutrons
6 Protons
6 Electrons
14-6 = 8 Neutrons
(The only Atom to have 0 Neutrons!)
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