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    This document contains an assessment on atomic structure with 5 questions. [1] It asks to identify the sign of charge in diagrams and state if sentences about charge are true or false. [2] Question 3 asks for the atomic number and mass number of carbon-136 and explains what these numbers mean. [3] It then asks for the atomic number and mass number of a possible carbon-136 isotope and how isotopes differ.

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    3

    ASSESSMENT

    THE ATOM

    Name: Class: Date:

    1 Indicate the sign of the charge q in the diagrams below:

    a) b)

    -
    +

    q q
     

    2 State whether the following sentences are true or false. If they are false, correct them below:
    a) If a body is positively charged, it has gained protons.

    b) A negatively charged body has more electrons than protons.

    c) All bodies contain electrons and protons.

    d) A neutral body has no electrons or protons.

    e) 
    Electrons are gained and lost more easily than protons because they are located outside of the nucleus.

    3 Look at the atom: 136C.

    a) Give both its atomic number and its mass number. Now explain what these numbers mean.

    b) Write the atomic number and mass number of a possible isotope of this atom. How do isotopes of an element differ from one
    another?

    PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY 3. PHOTOCOPIABLE MATERIAL © 2018 SANTILLANA EDUCACIÓN, S. L. 85


    Name: Class: Date:

    4 Complete the following table:

    Atomic No. of No. of No. of


    Symbol Z A
    species protons electrons neutrons
    16
    Oxygen O
    8

    Sodium 23 11

    Helium 2 2
    14
    7 N

    Fluoride ion 9 19

    20 40 18

    Demonstrate the relationship between Z, A and the number of neutrons for the atomic species in the table:
    A = Z - No. of neutrons

    5 There are three known isotopes of the element uranium: 23924U, 23952U and 23982U, which occur naturally in the following
    proportions:
    • 234
    92 U " 0.0057 %
    • 235
    92 U " 0.72 %
    • 238
    92 U " 99.27 %
    a) 
    What is the atomic mass of uranium?

    
    b) Which of the isotopes above has radioactive properties?

    
    c) 
    What are these properties?

    86 PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY 3. PHOTOCOPIABLE MATERIAL © 2018 SANTILLANA EDUCACIÓN, S. L.

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