This document provides a worksheet on atomic structure with multiple parts:
1) A table to complete with atomic mass, arrangement of electrons, number of neutrons, and type of chloride for three species X, Y, and Z.
2) A request to define isotopes and draw a diagram of atom Z.
3) Questions about elements, their atomic numbers, numbers of subatomic particles, and electronic configurations.
4) A problem calculating the relative atomic mass of neon using the percentages of its three isotopes.
5) A table to complete with atomic number, number of protons, mass number, neutrons, electrons, and charge for six hypothetical elements.
6) A matching exercise between isotopes
This document provides a worksheet on atomic structure with multiple parts:
1) A table to complete with atomic mass, arrangement of electrons, number of neutrons, and type of chloride for three species X, Y, and Z.
2) A request to define isotopes and draw a diagram of atom Z.
3) Questions about elements, their atomic numbers, numbers of subatomic particles, and electronic configurations.
4) A problem calculating the relative atomic mass of neon using the percentages of its three isotopes.
5) A table to complete with atomic number, number of protons, mass number, neutrons, electrons, and charge for six hypothetical elements.
6) A matching exercise between isotopes
This document provides a worksheet on atomic structure with multiple parts:
1) A table to complete with atomic mass, arrangement of electrons, number of neutrons, and type of chloride for three species X, Y, and Z.
2) A request to define isotopes and draw a diagram of atom Z.
3) Questions about elements, their atomic numbers, numbers of subatomic particles, and electronic configurations.
4) A problem calculating the relative atomic mass of neon using the percentages of its three isotopes.
5) A table to complete with atomic number, number of protons, mass number, neutrons, electrons, and charge for six hypothetical elements.
6) A matching exercise between isotopes
This document provides a worksheet on atomic structure with multiple parts:
1) A table to complete with atomic mass, arrangement of electrons, number of neutrons, and type of chloride for three species X, Y, and Z.
2) A request to define isotopes and draw a diagram of atom Z.
3) Questions about elements, their atomic numbers, numbers of subatomic particles, and electronic configurations.
4) A problem calculating the relative atomic mass of neon using the percentages of its three isotopes.
5) A table to complete with atomic number, number of protons, mass number, neutrons, electrons, and charge for six hypothetical elements.
6) A matching exercise between isotopes
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5th form revision topic atomic structure worksheet
Name………………………………………………. Date……………………
1. a) Complete the Table 1 below. You are NOT required to identify the species. Use the symbols X, Y and Z in writing the formulae of the chlorides. [12 marks]
Species Atomic Mass Arrangement # of neutrons Formula of Type of
# # of electrons in species the chloride bonding in in species the chloride X 6 6 Y+ 23 2.8 Z 32 16
b) Illustrate, using an example, what you understand by the term isotope. [ 3 marks]
b) Give the numbers of all THREE sub-atomic particles in ANY ONE of the atoms above. [3]
element ……… protons…….. neutrons…………….. electrons……………………
c) i) Write the electronic configuration the element used in part b) above……………………. [3]
ii) What characteristic is used in arranging the elements of the periodic table? [1] A increasing mass # B increasing atomic # C increasing # of neutrons D decreasing atomic mass
d) i) Neon consists of 90.9% 20Ne, 0.3% 21Ne and 8.8% 22Ne. Calculate the relative atomic mass, A r, of neon 5th form revision topic atomic structure worksheet e) The following table shows hypothetical elements with some information missing. Use your knowledge of atomic structure to complete the table. [14]
Element Atomic # of Mass # of # of charge
# protons # neutrons electrons Ab 5 5 3+ Ce 8 16 10 2- Fg 13 12 0 Gh 14 28 14 Ij 10 14 3-
g) Below are two columns in relation to isotopes. Draw a line from the left side to the right side matching appropriate items. Not all items will be used up. [6] 37 protium Cl 14 C 2 an isotope of chlorine H 235 radiocarbon dating U 131 tracer studies I 1 H 12 C 15 used to produce nuclear energy N 3 H deuterium
