Slide 1: Atoms – Level 2
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Slide 4: Atoms
Atoms K-12 Semiconductor Topics Level 2
Slide 5: Atomic Structure
Atomic Structure Parts of an atom (sub-atomic particles) Different combinations of the sub-atomic particles combine to make all the unique elements (atoms) Nucleus Nucleus Proton Electrons Neutron - Protons Electron Neutrons 5
Slide 6: Orbital Shells and Valence Electrons
Orbital Shells and Valence Electrons
Slide 7: Hi there! Mike Rawn here! Let’s keep building our understanding of atoms
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Slide 8: Periodic table of the elements (atoms)
Periodic table of the elements (atoms) Initially designed in 1869 by scientist Dmitri Mendeleyev. Rows = periods Columns = groups • Elements are shown by their symbols. Got it! • Elements are arranged in mass order (increasing atomic number). • Horizontal rows are called periods. • Elements in the s
Slide 9: Periodic table (American Chemical Society)
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Slide 10: Periods & Orbital Shells
Periods & Orbital Shells Elements in the same period (row) have similar properties and the same number of orbital shells. 10
Slide 11: Groups & Valence Electrons
Groups & Valence Electrons Elements in the same group (column) have the same number of electrons in the outer shell. Electrons in the outer shell are =4 called Valence Electrons. 11
Slide 12: Activity
Activity 12
Slide 13: Atom Orbitals Activity
Atom Orbitals Activity snicron. STEM Atomic Number = _ Number of Protons = Atomic Number = Number of Neutrons = Atomic Mass - Atomic Number = ___ Number of Electrons = Number of Protons = __. Period = = Number of Orbitals Group = = Number of electrons in outermost orbital (These are called va/ence e
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