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Is specifically defined as a force
acting through a distance.
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Any Action on an object that can cause
the object to change speed or direction.
(i.e., Push or Pull)
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The energy of motion an object possess. |
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Indicates how much energy is stored as a result of the position or the configuration of an object. (Gravitational) |
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The energy that results from the random motion of molecules (i.e., heat or steam.) |
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The energy that is derived from atomic and molecular interactions in which new substances are produced (i.e., a battery.) |
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Four other forms of energy |
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Electrical
Nuclear
Acoustical (sound)
Radiant (light)
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Law of Conservation of Energy |
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The total amount of energy in a closed system remains unchanged. Although it can be converted from one form to another. |
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- Definite shape & volume
- Molecules or ions are held in place by strong attractive forces
- Molecules have thermal energy, but not enough to overcome attractive forces
- Molecules are arranged in a orderly, fixed pattern
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- Shape indefinite
- Volume definite
- Forces between the molecules are not strong enough to hold a definite shape.
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- Shape Indefinite
- Volume indefinite
- Large amount of space between molecules because of their high thermal energy
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- Building block of matter is the atom
- Positively charged surrounded by negatively charged shells
- Central core, called the nucleus, contains protons & neutrons
- Shells are formed by electrons which exist in structured orbits around nucleus
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- Positively Charged (+1)
- Mass: 106726E-24 gm or 1.007276470 amu
- Each element is determined by the number of in it's nucleus
- All atoms of the same element have the same number of
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- Neutrally charged (0)
- Mass: 1.6749E-24 gm or 1.008665012 amu
- The number of determines the isotope of an element
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Atoms which have the same number of protons (therefore, of the same element) but different number of neutrons |
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- Negatively charged (-1)
- Small Mass: 9.1085E-28 gm or 0.00054858026 amu
- Because the mass of an is so small, virtually the entire mass of an atom is furnished by the nucleus.
- The number of is normally equal to the number of protons. Therefore the atom is electrically neutral
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- The number of protons in the nucleus of an element
- i.e., A hydrogen atom contains one proton in the nucleus. Therefore, the of hydrogen is 1
- is often represented by the symbol Z
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- The total number of protons plus neutrons in the nucleus of a particular isotope of an element
- i.e., A helium atom has 2 protons + 2 netrons, which means it has a of 4.
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- The of an atom of a particular isotope
- i.e., the mass of one C-12 atom is exactly 12 amu.
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The weighted average of the isotopic masses of an element, based on the percent abundance of it naturally occurring isotopes.
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Atomic number: number of protons |
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Mass Number: Number protons plus number of neutrons. |
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The Modern Periodic Table |
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Is an arrangement of the elements in order of increasing atomic number |
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The properties of the elements are repetitive or recurring functions of their atomic numbers |
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The rows or horizontal sections in the Periodic table. |
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- The columns or vertical sections in the Periodic Table
- The elements also behave chemically similar; that is they have similar chemical properties
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Structure of the Periodic Table |
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It directly relates to the number and arrangement of electrons in the atom. |
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- The highest occupied energy level in a ground-state atom
- Max of eight electrons
- The number of electrons in the determines the chemical behavior or properties of the atom
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- The electrons that reside in the Valence Shell
- There is a max of eight electrons in this shell.
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