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Title: Basic Atom Summary - Introduction to IGCSE
Description: It's the basics for beginners. Learns the terminology of atoms as well as electron configuration and electron distribution.
Description: It's the basics for beginners. Learns the terminology of atoms as well as electron configuration and electron distribution.
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Atom’s Summary
The Atom
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Electrons – have a
negative charge
Protons – have a
positive charge
Neutrons – have no
charge
Neutrons and
Protons together are
called NUCLEONS
All particles in a
atom are very light
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Number of protons is
the
same
as
electrons
Particle in Atom
Mass
Charge
Proton
1
Positive +
Neutron
1
None
Electron
Almost nothing
Negative -
Periodic Table of
Elements
Groups
It is always the bigger
sized number on the
periodic table
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• You can identify a atom
by the number of
protons in it, because
the number of protons in
a atom never changes
Periods
• Atomic number or proton
number = Number of
protons which is the same
as electrons
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Nucleon or Mass
Number
Periodic Table of Elements
• Gives
names/Symbols of
elements
• Column and row
gives lots of
information on
element
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• Like carbon, a number of elements have radioactive
isotopes or radioisotopes which occur naturally and decay
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• More Protons than electrons = positive charge
• More electrons than protons = negative charge
Title: Basic Atom Summary - Introduction to IGCSE
Description: It's the basics for beginners. Learns the terminology of atoms as well as electron configuration and electron distribution.
Description: It's the basics for beginners. Learns the terminology of atoms as well as electron configuration and electron distribution.