chapter 3
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Chapter 3. Atoms. Ions. Ions. If an ion has a charge of -2, what has happened to the atom?. The atom has gained two electrons. If an ion has a charge of +2, what has happened to the atom?. The atom has lost two electrons. Isotopes. Isotopes. Count the neutrons and protons. Proton. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
If an ion has a charge of -2, what has happened to the atom?
Ions
If an ion has a charge of +2, what has happened to the atom?
The atom has gained two electrons
The atom has lost two electrons
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Isotopes
Count the neutrons and protons
Proton
Neutron
1 copper atom = 1.0552 x 10-25 kg on average
69.2% of Cu atoms are 1.04497 x 10-25 kg
30.8% of Cu atoms are 1.07815 x 10-25 kg
1 copper penny = 3.1276 x 10-3 kg
3.1276 x 10-3 kg 1 Cu atom = 2.9640 x 1022 atoms
1.0552 x 10-25 kg
Relative Size
Average Atomic Mass Calcs
1 atomic mass unit (amu) = 1.66054x10-27
kg, Mass of an electron = 9.10939x10-31 kgMass of a proton = 1.67262x10-27 kg Mass of a neutron = 1.67493x10-27 kg
Carbon has 2 common isotopes. 126C and 13
6C. If the abundance of the two isotopes is 98.89% and 1.11 % respectively, what is the average atomic mass of carbon in amu?
6 protons1.67262x10-27
kg 1 amu=6.04364 amu
1 proton1.66054x10-27
kg
6 neutrons
1.67493x10-27
kg 1 amu=6.05200 amu
1 neutron1.66054x10-27
kg
6 electrons
9.10939x10-31
kg 1 amu=
0.0032915 amu
1 electron1.66054x10-27
kg
6.04364 amu + 6.05200 amu + 0.0032915 amu =12.09893 amu
126C
6 protons1.67262x10-27
kg 1 amu=6.04364 amu
1 proton1.66054x10-27
kg
7 neutrons
1.67493x10-27
kg 1 amu=7.06066 amu
1 neutron1.66054x10-27
kg
6 electrons
9.10939x10-31
kg 1 amu=
0.0032915 amu
1 electron1.66054x10-27
kg
6.04364 amu + 7.06066 amu + 0.0032915 amu = 13.10755 amu
136C