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Transcript
WARM UP:
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 Write
homework – leave it out to be stamped
 Update Table
of Contents for today
 On
page 9, number 1-10 leaving a few lines between
each…then REVIEW YOUR NOTES FROM LAST
CLASS!
Date
9/19/2
Session
#
4
Activity
Page
#
Atomic Challenge Gallery Walk (written in notebook)
9
BrainPOP Quizzes
10
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Remember!
 We
have learned there are 2 ways to represent a
neutral atom of an element:
Sodium
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Lets try our math a different way today!
Atomic # = __________
Atomic Mass = ________
# of Protons = _________
Element Name: ________
# of Neutrons = ________
Element Symbol: ______
# of Electrons = ________
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One More Time…
Atomic # = __________
Atomic Mass = ________
# of Protons = _________
# of Neutrons = ________
Element Name: ________
# of Electrons = ________
Element Symbol: ______
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REVIEW: What happens when you
mess with subatomic particles?
 What
happens when you change the
number of protons?
 What
happens when you change the
number of electrons?
 What
happens when you change the
number of neutrons?
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REVIEW: IDENTITY

If you add two protons to the element
Zinc, which element will it become?

If you take three protons away from
Copper, which element will it
become?
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REVIEW: IONS

If Beryllium loses 2 electrons, will it
have a negative or positive charge?
Will it be an anion or cation?

If Chlorine gains 1 electron, will
charge will it have a negative or
positive charge? Will it be an anion or
cation?
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REVIEW: ISOTOPES

If you have Carbon-12 and add one
neutron to it then it becomes…

If you have Sodium-22 and take three
neutrons away from it then it
becomes…
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IN SUMMARY…

PROTONS = IDENTITY

ELECTRONS = ION (CHARGE)

NEUTRON = ISOTOPE (MASS)
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Ion Review & Quiz
Atomic #: __________
Atomic Mass: _______
# of Protons: _______
# of Neutrons: ______
# of Electrons:______
Name:_________
Symbol:________
#1
Atomic #: __________
Atomic Mass: _______
# of Protons: _______
# of Neutrons: ______
# of Electrons:______
Name:_________
Symbol:________
#2
Atomic #: __________
Atomic Mass: _______
# of Protons: _______
# of Neutrons: ______
# of Electrons:______
Name:__________
Symbol:_________
#3
#4
Atoms of the same element with different
numbers of neutrons are called
____________.
#5
If an atom loses or gains an electron, it
becomes an ____________.
Gaining an electron results in a negative
_________, losing an electron results in a
positive _________
Atomic #: __________
Atomic Mass: _______
# of Protons: _______
# of Neutrons: ______
# of Electrons:______
Element:__________
Symbol:__________
#6
Atomic #: __________
Atomic Mass: _______
# of Protons: _______
# of Neutrons: ______
# of Electrons:______
Element:_________
Symbol:__________
#7
#8
Changing the number of protons
results in a ________________________.
For example:
- one proton =
___________
+ one proton =
____________
Atomic #: __________
Atomic Mass: _______
# of Protons: _______
# of Neutrons: ______
# of Electrons:______
Element:_________
Symbol:_________
#9
#10
1. Draw the Bohr diagrams for
Beryllium (Be) and Argon (Ar)
2. Are they happy and stable?
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Isotope Review & Quiz
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CLASSWORK/HOMEWORK
Create
your own…
“Atoms Family Album”
•
Fold the album together in a way that you would like, but it
must have room for all 5 family members
YOU MUST INCLUDE:
•
•
•
a representative drawing/printed picture and a description of
the following family members:
PROTON, NEUTRON, ELECTRON, ION, (both anion & cation
must be represented) & ISOTOPE
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Quiz Time!
Close
your notebook
Open
the textbook to page D-20 to use
the Periodic Table…this is the ONLY
thing your are allowed to use!
When
you are finished, please put
your quiz in the basket and begin
working on your Atoms Family Album!