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Biology Chapter 2 -

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proton charge +1
proton mass 1 amu
neutron charge zero
neutron mass 1 amu
electron charge -1
electron mass 0 amu
isotopes same number of protons, different number of neutrons
number of protons is the same as... ...is the same as the atomic number
radioactivity isotopes are too heavy to be stable and they decay
number of electrons is the same as... (to be neutral) number of protons is the same as... (to be neutral)
outer shell valence shell
the number of electrons in the valence shell is the same as... the Roman numeral above the element on the periodic chart
atoms are most stable totally empty or totally full valence shell
atoms with 1, 2, or 3 electrons.... lose their atoms
atoms with 7 electrons... gain an atom
ionic bonds atoms from opposite ends of the periodic chart tend to gain or lose electrons completely
cations positively charged ions
anions negatively charged ions
ionic solids highly regular crystal structures (ex. salt)
covalent bonds atoms which are not widely separated on the periodic chart can share with each other to "feel" 8 electrons in their outer shells
because atoms share electrons... ...atoms are physically attached (covalent bonds)
water is (polar or non-polar) polar
water dissolves most... ...dissolves most ionic compounds
7 neutral
6 and down acidic
8 and up basic
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