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structure of a atom

Principles of rad

QuestionAnswer
What is considered a nucleon Proton and neutron
what is the maximum number of electrons permitted in the M shell Hint (2n squared) 18
How many protons does (131/53) I have? 53
how many nucleons are in (39/19K) 39
what is the maximum number of electrons that will occupy the outermost shell of an atom 8
the maximum number of electrons that occupy the p shell is 72
atoms that bind together due to their opposite charges form ionic bonds
all combounds are molecules
isotope same number of protons different number of neutrons
isotone same number of neutrons different protons
isobar different number of protons but same total photons and neutrons ( atomic mass)
isomer same number of protons and neutrons different amounts of energy
compounds combination of elements binded together
Ionic bonding attraction of opposing charges
covalent bonding two atoms sharing electrons that then orbit both nuclei
molecule two or more atoms bonded together
element made of one type of atom
atomic mass refers to the number of protons and neutrons
atomic number refers to the number of protons
octet rule a max of 8 electrons in the outermost shell
what is the maximum shell formula 2N squared
how many electrons can a k shell hold 2
what happens if a particle hits a nucleus with equal energy the nucleus will break apart
What is mass defect mass of nucleus is always less than the sum of the masses of nucleons
law of electrostatics like charges repel each other opposites attract
what holds the nucleus together binding energy
atom with net positive charge postive ion/ cation
atom with net negative charge negative ion/ anion
protons have a ____ charge Positive
Neutrons have a ______ charge neutral
electrons have a ________ charge negative
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