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Atomic Structure
Material Teknik
TI - 203
Roland Silitonga
Introduction
Some of the important properties of solid
material depend on:
• Geometrical atomic arrangement,
• The interactions among atoms or molecules.
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Atomic Structure
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Atomic Structure
• Each atom consists of very small nucleus:
– Proton (positive electrically charged)
– Neutron (neutral)
• Electron (negative electrically charged)
Atomic Structure
• Proton as well as Neutron have particle mass
approx : 1.67 x 10-27 kg
• Electron has mass : 9.11 x 10-31 kg
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Hydrogen Isotopes
• Atoms of an element that have different
numbers of neutrons in their nuclei are
called isotopes of that element.
• Isotopes all usually share the same
chemical behavior, but have different
masses.
• The isotopes of hydrogen are protium
(with no neutrons), deuterium (with one
neutron), and tritium (with two neutrons).
• Hydrogen always has one proton in its
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A≈Z+N
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Atomic Models
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Atomic Models
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Atomic Models
Orbital Electron
• Bohr atomic Models Nucleus
• Quantum mechanical
principle:
that the energies of
electrons are quantized.
• Electron are permitted to have only specific
value of energy.
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Atomic Models
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Quantum Numbers
• Every electron in an atom is characterized by
4 parameters Quantum Numbers.
• The size, shape, spatial orientation of an
electron’s probability density are specified
by three of quantum number.
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Quantum Numbers
• Bohr energy level separate into electron sub-
shell.
• Quantum Numbers dictate the number of
states within each sub-shell.
• Shell is specified by a principle quantum
number “n”.
• Shell is related to the distance of an electron
from the nucleus or its position.
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Quantum Numbers
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Quantum Numbers
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Wave Mechanics
• A complete energy level diagram for the various shell and
sub-shell
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Electron Configurations
• Value of energy permitted by electrons and its
states.
• Other quantum mechanical concept: Pauli exclusion
principle:
– “Each electron state can hold no more than two
electrons”.
– “Each electron has opposite spin”.
• Hydrogen, helium, sodium: 1s1, 1s2, 1s22s22p63s1
• Valence electrons are those that occupy the
outermost filled shell: bonding, properties.
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Electron
Configurations
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Ionic Bonding
• Atoms in metallic elements give up their valence electrons to the non-
metallic atoms.
• The bonding forces are coulombic
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Electronegative
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Electronegative
• High Electronegative:
– memiliki tendensi yang kuat menerima sebuah elektron (contoh :
golongan VIIA).
• Low Electronegative
– sering disebut “electropositive” memiliki tendensi yang kuat melepas
sebuah elektron (contoh : golongan IA).
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Ionic Bonding
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Ionic Bonding
• Found in metallic and non-metallic elements
that are horizontal extremities of the periodic
table.
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Covalent Bonding
• Stable electron configuration share electron between adjacent atoms.
• Two atoms that covalently bonded will contribute at least one electron to
the bond.
• The shared electrons may be considered to belong to both atoms.
Bohr model
Quantum
Mechanic
model
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Covalent Bonding
• Example: Methane CH4
C has 4 valence e, 4 shared electron
Need 4 more H from Carbon atom
4 H has 1 valence e,
Need 4 more
H C H
Electronegative
are comparable
4 shared electron
H from Hydrogen atom
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Covalent Bonding
– Non-metallic elemental molecules:
H2, Cl2, F2, etc.
– Molecules dissimilar atoms:
CH4, H20, HNO3 and HF
– Covalent bond may be very strong as in Diamond, which very hard and
high melt 3550oC
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Metallic Bonding
The free electrons shield the positive charged ion cores.
Electrostatic forces.
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Metallic Bonding
• The free electrons shield the positively charged ion cores from mutually
repulsive electro-static force.
• These free electron acts as a glue to hold ion cores together.
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Metallic Bonding
Example :
• Silver, a typical metal, consists of a regular array of silver atoms that have
each lost an electron to form a silver ion.
• The negatively charged electrons distribute themselves throughout the
entire piece of metal and form nondirectional bonds between the positive
silver ions.
• This arrangement, known as metallic bonding, accounts for the
characteristic properties of metals: they are good electrical conductors
because the electrons are free to move from one place to another, and
they are malleable (as shown here) because the positive ions are held
together by nondirectional forces.
• A force applied to a malleable substance shifts the positions of the atoms
without breaking the bonds that hold them together.
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Metallic Bonding
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Atomic or Atomic or
Molecular dipoles Molecular dipoles
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