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Luokat: Kaikki - atomic - protons - nucleus - electrons

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Chemistry

Atoms are composed of a nucleus containing protons and neutrons, surrounded by an electron cloud. The proton count defines the atomic number, crucial for identifying elements. Neutrons contribute to the mass but vary in number, resulting in isotopes when they differ while protons remain consistent.

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OrganigramBAE

OrganigramBAE

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Organigrama arbol

Organigrama arbol

luonut Harold shumager

Atomic Structure

Atomic Structure

luonut Peter Clark

Nuclear Physics

Nuclear Physics

luonut ASIF HUQ

Floating topic

Added toghether equals the mass number

Equals the number of Protons if it is NEUTRAL

Negative Charge (-1)

Positive Charge (+1)

Neutral Charge (0)

Contains ONLY the electrons, ever

Electron Cloud

Electrons

Valence Electrons

Outer layer of electron cloud

Can be determined by the elements placement on the Periodic Table

A

Atomic Number

Neutrons

Mass-Protons

Unit Two

Atom

Nucleus

Determines if an element is an isotope or not

It is NOT an isotope if the protons, ALONE, are not the same.

Is an isotope if the mass of protons and neutrons are the same. Also is a proton if protons are the same and neutrons are not.