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Atoms, protons etc

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What has a positive charge?   Protons  
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Whats has a negative charge?   Electrons  
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What has a neutral charge?   Neutrons  
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How do you get protons?   From the atomic number  
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Does atomic number or mass number go on top when writing a isotope notation?   Mass number  
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What are two ways you can write an isotope notation?(there is a third way)   Iron-55 or Fe-55  
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What is the average mass of an element's naturally occurring atom called?   Atomic Mass  
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What is it called when you add the total number of protons and neutrons? You get...   The Mass Number  
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Where are protons and neutrons found?   The Nucleus  
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What do you have to subtract in order to get the number of neutrons?   Atomic number and Mass number.  
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Where are the electrons found?   In the electron cloud.  
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What is an isotope?   It is an atom of the same element with a different number of neutrons  
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What happens to an atom if the number of protons is changed?   The elements change.  
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Where are electrons found inside the electron cloud?   They are found in the energy levels.  
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What do you need for isotopes to be the same element?   You need the same number of protons.  
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What is determined by the number of protons in one atom of an element?   Its identity.  
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What does the atomic number tell you?   The number of protons and electrons.  
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