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Basics of Chemistry Week 4 Dr. Thornton OAPB

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Basics of Chemistry. Week 4 Dr. Thornton OAPB. The Atom by Niels Bohr. electron (negative charge). electron shell. proton (positive charge). nucleus. neutron (no charge). Hydrogen (H). Helium (He). The Bohr Model. Electron Shells. Elements. Matter: takes up space, has weight. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Basics of Chemistry

Week 4

Dr. Thornton

OAPB

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electronshell

nucleus

Hydrogen (H) Helium (He)

neutron(no charge)

proton(positive charge)

electron (negative charge)

The Atom by Niels Bohr

The Bohr Model

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Electron Shells

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Elements

• Matter: takes up space, has weight.

• Mass: the quantity of matter in a given object.

• Energy: review the types of energy.

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Isotopes

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electrontransfer

sodium ion (Na+) chloride ion (CI–)

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ATOM ACTIVITY!

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Polar Molecules

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ice

In ice, the maximum numberof hydrogen bonds form,causing the molecules to bespread far apart.

liquidwater

In liquid water, hydrogenbonds constantly break andre-form, enabling a moredense spacing than in ice.

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pure water

(H2O)

(a) Starting with pure water

Pure water is a “neutral”substance in terms of itspH levels.

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(c) Making watermore basic

An equal concentration of sodium hydroxide, poured into water, dissociates into Na+ and OH– ions, moving the water toward the basic end of the scale.

base

NaOH

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neutralized solution

(d) Combining acidic and basic solutions

When the acid and base solutions are poured together, the OH– ions from (c) accept the H+ ions from (b), formingwater and keeping the solution at a neutral pH.

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