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@alchemist<br />

2018<br />

April<br />

neutron<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

Who discovered Neutrons<br />

A. James chadwick<br />

Q&A Bonus<br />

mass of neutron = 1.6749x10 -27 Kg<br />

Heaviest particle in an atom<br />

A. neutron<br />

• neutron is chargeless in nature. When a neutron<br />

splits, an electron and a proton are obtained.<br />

neutron is the least stable particle in an atom<br />

• Protons and Neutrons together stay inside the<br />

nucleus. Therefore they are known as nucleons<br />

• atomic number & mass number<br />

atomic number (Z)<br />

Number of electrons or protons present in an atom<br />

mass number (a)<br />

Sum of number of nucleons in an atom.<br />

Representation of Element = X A<br />

Z<br />

Where X = Element<br />

atomic Species<br />

• Elements with same atomic number and<br />

different mass number - isotopes<br />

• Elements with same mass number and different<br />

atomic number - isobars<br />

• Elements or atoms with same number of<br />

neutrons - isotones<br />

Q<br />

Who proposed the idea of isotopes<br />

A. Frederic Soddy<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

Q&a Quick Revision<br />

Most abundant Hydrogen isotope in the Universe<br />

A. Proteum (93%)<br />

Which Hydrogen Isotope is known as ‘Heavy<br />

Hydrogen’<br />

A. Deuterium<br />

Radio active isotope of Hydrogen<br />

A. tritium<br />

electron Proton neutron<br />

negatively charged Positively charged chargeless<br />

Discovered by<br />

J.J. thomson<br />

Discovered by<br />

ernest Rutherford<br />

atom models<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

First atom model<br />

A. Plum pudding model (Water melon<br />

model)<br />

Who proposed plum-pudding model<br />

A. J.J.thomson<br />

Who proposed the planetory Model of atom<br />

A. ernest Rutherford<br />

First successful atom model<br />

A. Bohr model<br />

Popular atom Model<br />

A. Bohr model<br />

Shells and Subshells<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

Discovered by James chadwick<br />

lightest Particle Heaviest Particle<br />

charge=-1.6 x10 -19 c charge=+1.6x10 -19 c least stable particle<br />

mass = 9.1x10 -31 kg mass = 1.6x10 -27 Kg<br />

when a neutron splits, electron<br />

and proton are formed<br />

The energy levels around the nucleus in which<br />

electrons revolve are called<br />

A. Shell or orbit<br />

The 3-Dimensional Space inside nucleus where<br />

there is probability of finding electrons<br />

A. Subshell or orbital<br />

Maximum number of electrons occupied in each<br />

shell is according to the equation<br />

A. 2n 2 , where ‘n’ represents the shell<br />

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