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Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

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Page 1: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Atomic Structure

8th Grade Science

Page 2: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Parts of an Atom

• Protons = positive charge 1+• Neutrons = do not have a charge (0)• Electrons = negative charge 1-• Atoms of different elements differ in the

number of protons they contain.• Atomic Number = number of protons and

number of electrons in a neutral atom Identifies the element!

Page 3: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

A little joke…

• A neutron walked into a restaurant and asked how much for a drink. 

• The bartender replied,  "for you, no charge." 

-Jaime - Internet Chemistry Jokes

Page 4: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

All atoms have 2 common structures:

nucleus

energy level(s)

Page 5: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

energy level

nucleus

electrons

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+

protons

neutrons

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Each structure is made of subparticles.

Page 6: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Energy Levels

• 1st shell can hold 2 electrons

• 2nd shell can hold 8• 3rd shell can hold 18

Page 7: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Electron Cloud

• Protons and Neutrons are found in a small, positively charged (+) center of the atom called the nucleus that is surrounded by a cloud containing electrons.

Page 8: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Atomic Mass Unit (AMU):

• The mass of a proton or neutron is about 1 atomic mass unit or AMU

• Proton = 2000 times larger than an electron.

• The electron cloud makes most of an atom’s volume (space). Electrons are very tiny.

• A neutron is large and heavy like a proton.

Page 10: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

If both protons and neutrons are found in the nucleus, why is it positive?

A. Neutrons have a positive charge

B. Both neutrons and protons have a positive charge

C. Protons have a positive charge and neutrons have no charge

D. Neutrons have a negative charge

Page 11: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Atomic Structure VideoDiscovery Education

Page 12: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom is that atom’s atomic number.

Carbon has 6 protons. The atomic number of carbon is 6.

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The number of protons plus the number of neutrons in the nucleus of an atom is its atomic mass.

Page 13: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

How many protons are in Magnesium?

A. 25

B. 24.31

C. 11

D. 12

Page 14: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

What is the atomic mass of Potassium?

A. 39.10

B. 19

C. 15

D. 30.97

Page 15: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

To find the number of neutrons in an atom, subtract the atomic number from the atomic mass.

16 Atomic mass (protons + neutrons)

- 8 Atomic number (protons)

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8 Number of neutrons

Page 16: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

A Little Saying to help you remember…

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Page 17: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Atomic Number =

Atomic Mass =

Protons =

Neutrons =

Electrons =

Energy Levels =

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2oxygen atom

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Page 18: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

What is the number of neutrons in Potassium?

A. 39

B. 19

C.20

D.21

Page 19: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

How many neutrons are in Lithium?

A. 3

B. 4

C.6

D.7

Page 20: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Valence Electrons

• Electrons farthest away from the nucleus or most loosely held.

• Ranges from 1 to 8 valence electrons

• Many properties of the atom, and therefore of an element, are determined by the number of valence electrons.

http://www.tutorvista.com/content/science/science-i/structure-atom/valence-shell-electron.php

Page 21: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Electron Dot Diagrams

• Also called Lewis Structure• Used to represent valence electrons• Made up of the element symbol

surrounded by dots• Each dot stands for one valence electron

Page 22: Atomic Structure 8 th Grade Science. Parts of an Atom Protons = positive charge 1+ Neutrons = do not have a charge (0) Electrons = negative charge 1-

Chemical Bonds

• Valence electrons can form chemical bonds, a force that holds atoms together.

• When bonds form, valence electrons are either transferred or shared between atoms.

• When atoms end up with 8 or 0 valence electrons, they become more stable – or less reactive.