Chemistry/Atomic structure & electrons

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Hebden atomic identity, ions and isotope tables

p.146 #13–17 · p.147 #19 · p.149 #22

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Use this alongside Hebden atomic identity, ions and isotope tables. Assigned references: p.146 #13–17, p.147 #19, p.149 #22.

Numbered companions follow the class work. Keep the original for exact wording, tables and diagrams.

p.146 · Assigned particle questions20

13aQuestion 13aFor Be, find the number of protons.Open 13bQuestion 13bFor U, find the number of protons.Open 13cQuestion 13cFor Mn, find the number of protons.Open 14aQuestion 14aFor C, find the number of electrons in the neutral atom.Open 14bQuestion 14bFor Fe, find the number of electrons in the neutral atom.Open 14cQuestion 14cFor Ar, find the number of electrons in the neutral atom.Open 15aQuestion 15aFor Na⁺, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 15bQuestion 15bFor Mg²⁺, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 15cQuestion 15cFor V³⁺, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 15dQuestion 15dFor O²⁻, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 15eQuestion 15eFor Cl⁻, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 15fQuestion 15fFor Al³⁺, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 15gQuestion 15gFor Sb³⁻, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 15hQuestion 15hFor Fe²⁺, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 15iQuestion 15iFor H⁻, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 15jQuestion 15jFor As³⁻, find the number of electrons in the ion.Open 17aQuestion 17aFor Mg, enter the positive nuclear charge as a multiple of e (for example, 6 means +6e).Open 17bQuestion 17bFor Ne, enter the positive nuclear charge as a multiple of e (for example, 6 means +6e).Open 17cQuestion 17cFor K⁺, enter the positive nuclear charge as a multiple of e (for example, 6 means +6e).Open 17dQuestion 17dFor S²⁻, enter the positive nuclear charge as a multiple of e (for example, 6 means +6e).Open

p.146 · Changing an ion9

16aQuestion 16aS gains two electrons. Write the new ion.Open 16bQuestion 16bCa loses two electrons. Write the new ion.Open 16cQuestion 16cCl gains one electron. Write the new ion.Open 16dQuestion 16dAl loses three electrons. Write the new ion.Open 16eQuestion 16eCr³⁺ gains one electron. Write the new ion.Open 16fQuestion 16fMn²⁺ loses two electrons. Write the new ion.Open 16gQuestion 16gV⁴⁺ loses one electron. Write the new ion.Open 16hQuestion 16hSb⁻ gains two electrons. Write the new ion.Open 16iQuestion 16iO²⁻ loses one electron. Write the new ion.Open

p.147 · Table1

19Question 19Complete the isotope/ion table for p.147 #19 on the original.Open

p.149 · Table1

22Question 22Complete the isotope/ion table for p.149 #22 on the original.Open

Material & context1

1Three counts, three different questionsOpen

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