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    The document is an atomic structure worksheet that contains questions about subatomic particles, isotopes of boron, and completing information in a table about different atomic species. It asks students to identify subatomic particles, define isotopes, calculate mass numbers and relative atomic mass, and fill in proton, neutron, and electron numbers for various atomic species including hydrogen, magnesium, and ionized forms of elements. The worksheet aims to test students' understanding of fundamental concepts in atomic structure and composition.

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    Grade 12

    Atomic structure ( 2.1 The Atom)


    Name:

    Date:

    1. Identify the following subatomic particles.


    a. The particle that has a much lower mass than the others
    b. The particle that has no electrical charge.
    c. The particle that is not found in the nucleus..
    d. The number of these in the nucleus is equal to the atomic number..
    e. The particle that is gained or lost when ions are formed..
    2. Boron has atomic number 5. It comprises two isotopes, one with five neutrons, the other with six.
    a. Define the term isotope.

    ..
    b. Calculate the mass numbers of the two isotopes.

    ..
    c. In naturally occurring boron, 20% of the atoms contain five neutrons and 80% six neutrons. Calculate
    the relative atomic mass of boron.

    ..
    3. Complete the following table:

    Species
    X

    24

    4+

    Proton

    neutron

    22

    26

    13

    14

    Electron

    10

    Mg

    Chemistry, grade 12

    WS 2.1

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