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•Matter is anything that takes up
space and has mass.
•All matter is made of atoms
•Atoms are the building blocks of
matter, sort of how bricks are
the building blocks of houses.
6. Structure of the Atom
Two regions of an atom
•Nucleus
Center of atom
Protons and neutrons
•Electron “cloud”
Area surrounding nucleus
containing electrons
14. Isotopes
•Atoms of the same element with
varying number of neutrons
•Different isotopes have different
mass numbers because the
number of neutrons is different
15. Ions- is a charged atom or molecule. It is
charged because the number of electrons do
not equal the number of protons in the atom
or molecule.
Cation = a positive ion Anion = a negative ion
17. •Mass Number = # protons + # neutron
•# of electron = # protons = atomic number
•Neutron= mass number- # of proton
18. Let’s Practice
Aluminum (Al) (no periodic table)
•Protons = 13
•Electrons =
•Neutrons = 14
•Atomic Number =
•Atomic Mass =
19. Let’s Practice w/ nuclear symbol notation
•Nuclear Symbol notation (no periodic table)
•Protons =
•Electrons =
•Neutrons =
•Atomic Number =
•Atomic Mass =
108
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20. Let’s Practice w/ isotopes
•use the periodic table
•Protons =
•Electrons =
•Neutrons =
•Atomic Number =
•Atomic Mass =
Uranium-235
21. Let’s Practice with Ions
Use the periodic table
•Charge =
•Protons =
•Electrons =
•Neutrons =
•Atomic Number =
•Atomic Mass =
K
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