Atomic Structure and Periodic Patterns Flashcards (10 cards)

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1Question

In the Bohr model, where may electrons circle the nucleus?

Answer

Only in allowed paths.

2Question

How does the quantum mechanical model represent electrons around the nucleus?

Answer

As three-dimensional areas.

3Question

How many electrons can one orbital hold at most?

Answer

Two electrons.

4Question

Which subshell has the lowest energy and contains one spherical orbital?

Answer

The 1s subshell.

5Question

Which electrons determine an atom’s chemical properties?

Answer

Valence electrons.

6Question

What property patterns organize elements into periodic-table rows and columns?

Answer

Patterns in metallic or nonmetallic character, physical state, and reactivity.

7Question

What atomic pattern helps predict relative element properties from the periodic table?

Answer

Patterns in electrons in atoms’ outermost energy levels.

8Question

What does an atom’s mass number count?

Answer

Its protons and neutrons.

9Question

How many neutrons does a strontium atom with atomic number 38 and mass number 88 have?

Answer

50 neutrons.

10Question

What does electron-dot notation show about an atom?

Answer

Only valence electrons in its outermost energy shell.

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1. An atomic diagram uses the Bohr model to show an electron around the nucleus. Which arrangement is consistent with this model?

2. A scientist replaces a Bohr-style diagram with the quantum mechanical model. How does the new model represent where electrons are located?

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