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el átomo y su estructura

by Evora Reguillo Amoros
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The first approach to the explanation of the components of matter were given by greek naturalistic thinkers. They call this indivisible particles atoms.

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Dalton’s atomic theory say that all the atoms of the same chemical element are different

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Dalton’s atomic theory say that if a chemical reaction occurs, there are a rearrangement of the atoms, but the mass does not change because they are the same atoms with a different arrangement (atoms can’t be created or destroyed)

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The model that is known as the plum pudding model was invented by...

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Who define two areas inside the atom (nucleus and electron shells) ?

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Bohr’s atomic theory introduced that the electron shells are organized in layers or levels, and there is a maximum number of electrons in each layer.

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Who discovered the proton?

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Who discovered the electron?

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Who discovered the neutron?

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Which part of the atom contains all the mass?

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Atoms with the same atomic number are the same element.

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Atoms with same Z can have different A (mass number) if they have different number of neutrons in the nucleus. These are called...

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Electrons are the only subatomic particles that can be lost or gained. And when this happens, we are no longer speak of atoms but of ions.

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If it gains an electron the result is an atom with negative charge, also called ....

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Native elements are simple substances isolated in nature that allowed the discovery of elements from them.

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All atoms are linked to each other. This is the case of metals, diamonds and graphite, with millions of atoms of the same type joined together. In this case all the atoms are from the same chemical element.

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Crystals are three-dimensional structure made up of atoms or ions, in wich all the atoms are bonded together, with a determined order or pattern. It is necessary that they have always the same number of atoms.

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The molecular mass (M) is the mass of a molecule. We can calculate it by adding the atomic masses of the atoms that form the molecule.

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