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Easier to charge |
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Question:It is much easier to electrically "charge" an atom than it is to alter its chemical identity (say, from lead into gold). What does this fact indicate about the relative mobility of the elementary particles within an atom?
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Amber |
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Question:The Greek word for amber (fossilized resin) is elektron. Explain how this came to be the word describing a certain type of subatomic particle (electron). |
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Algebraic Equations |
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Question:Write two algebraic equations relating the number of protons and neutrons in an atom to that atom's atomic mass and atomic number: Where, - P = Number of protons
- N = Number of neutrons
- A = Atomic mass
- Z = Atomic number
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Influence Properties of Element |
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Question: Of the three types of "elementary particles" constituting atoms, determine which type(s) influence the following properties of an element: - The chemical identity of the atoms (whether it is an atom of nitrogen, iron, silver, or some other element).
- The mass of the atom.
- The electrical charge of the atom. Whether or not it is radioactive (spontaneous disintegration of the nucleus).
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Numbers of Elementary Particles |
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Question: Different types of atoms are distinguished by different numbers of elementary particles within them. Determine the numbers of elementary particles within each of these types of atoms: - Carbon
- Hydrogen
- Helium
- Aluminum
Hint: look up each of these elements on a periodic table. |
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