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Define:
strong force
What is:
A short range but powerful attractive force between nucleons (protons and neutrons) that binds these particles together.
Define:
electromagnetic force
What is:
A relatively weak but long-range force between electric charges. It binds electrons to nuclei to form atoms.
Define:
atomic number
What is:
The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom that distinguishes one element from another.
What is the symbol for 'atomic number'?
What does this symbol stand for?
Z
Define:
isotope
What is:
Atoms with the same atomic number but different atomic masses.
Define:
mass number
What is:
The total number of protons and nuetrons in the nucleus of an atom.
What is the symbol for 'mass number'?
What does this symbol stand for?
A
Give an alternative name for 'mass number'.
What is this an alternative name for?
nucleon number
Give the names and two alternative symbols for each of the three forms of hydrogen.
hydrogen H
deuterium D
tritium T
What is the symbol for an 'electron'?
What is this the symbol for?
e
-
What is the symbol for a 'proton'?
What is this the symbol for?
p
What is the symbol for a 'neutron'?
What is this the symbol for?
n
What is the symbol for a 'photon'?
What is this the symbol for?
What is the symbol for a 'neutrino'?
What is this the symbol for?
v
What is the symbol for a 'positron'?
What is this the symbol for?
e
+
What is the symbol for an 'alpha particle'?
What is this the symbol for?
What is the symbol for a 'beta particle'?
What is this the symbol for?
Give the the chemical symbol (including subscript and superscripts) of an
particle.
What is this the symbol for?
Author
Jos
ID
180162
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Inorganic chemistry - basics
Description
Foundations of inorganic chemistry (from Inorganic Chemistry, by Shriver & Atkins')
Updated
2012-10-27T10:54:03Z
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