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atomic structure

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Total cards: 22•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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atom

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the most basic complete unit of an element

#2
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element

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pure substances that cannot be broken into simpler substances

#3
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what does the position mean on the periodic table

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number of valence electrons in its outermost shell, number of protons, chemical and physical properties

#4
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there are ____ know elements. ___ occur naturally

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118;92

#5
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three primary types of components of atom

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electrons(negatively charged), protons, neutrons

#6
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electrons

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negatively charged subatomic particles that move around the center of the atom orbitals

#7
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orbitals

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an area around the nucleus here an electron can be found. each orbitals can hold two electrons

#8
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valence elections

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electrons in outermost orbital involved in bonding between atoms

#9
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protons

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positively charged and are in atoms nucleus

#10
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periodic table

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a chart that organizes elements by their chemical properties (and correspondingly, their atomic number and electron configuration)

#11
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atomic mass/amu

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sum of the mass of protons and neutrons in one atom and element

#12
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each proton and neutron has mass of ___ amu while a election have ____ amu

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one; not even one

#13
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atomic number is

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number of protons in one atom of an element

#14
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period of periodic table

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one of seven horizontal rows

#15
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period numbers

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also the same as the number of subshells within each shell

#16
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group of periodic table

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a column of elements

#17
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cation

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a positively charge ion

#18
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anion

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a negatively charged ion

#19
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ion

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a positively or negatively charge atom or molecule

#20
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neutral state

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the number of protons and electrons are equal

#21
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ionic bond

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the bond between two oppositely charged ions

#22
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covalent bond

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is the result of two or more atoms sharing electrons so that each atom involved becomes more stable.