CLASS 9 STRUCTURE OF ATOM

CLASS 9 STRUCTURE OF ATOM


Ch-4 Structure of Atom

Charged particles in matter
The particles that carry on electric charge are called charged particles.
These are on, rubbing two objects together,
electrons and they became electrically charged.
protons
Discovery of Electrons
   Upto 1900 → Atom was indivisible
      JJ Thomson → • British Physicist
                             • Born (18 Dec. 1856)
                             • Nobel prize in Physics → 1906
  Mass of electrons
  is 2000 times less Because of the discovery of electrons
      then the mass
        of proton or
       negligible
 When electric current was passed through gas at low pressure and at high voltage, Some rays were limited emitted through cathode and were travelling towards Anode called cathode rays consisting of negatively charged particles called electrons.
Discovery of proton * Mass of proton = 1.6 x 10-27 kg
E. Goldstein discovered the proton and they also discovered of canal or anode rays
positively charged radiation
Thomson's Model of An atom (Plum pudding model)
 Atom is positively charged sphere in which electrons are present at
 certain places like seeds in watermelon or pumbs in a pudding.
          Drawbacks:
         (i) His model could not explain the
               stability of an atom
         (ii) And also the distribution of
                charges
(i) Atom consists of a positively charged sphere and the electrons are
   embedded in it
(ii) Both charges are equal in magnitude. so, the atom as a whole is
  electrically neutral.
Rutherford's Model of the Atom
 Rutherford is the father of nuclear Physics Nobel prize in 1908
 To understand the structure of atom Rutherford perform the experiment as scattering experiment.
 Scattering experiment => He took gold foil and passed alpha rays through it. Alpha rays are actually positively charged rays consisting of Helium nucleus (He).
 Observation =>
 i. Maximum rays passed straight
 ii. Some rays were deflected through small and large angles.
 iii. Some rays rebounded.
Conclusions (According to rutherford)
 i. Most of the space in atom is empty
 ii. There is something in centre of the atom
   called Nucleus, that is positively charged.
 Drawback
(i) Rutherford's model of atom does not explain the Stability of the
  atom.
➡ According to the electromagnetic theory during the acceleration,
  the charged particles lose energy.
➡ This loss of energy slows down the speed of the electron and
  eventually, the electron fall into the nucleus and the atom callapes.
(ii) He does not describe anything about the distribution of the
  electrons and energies of these electrons.
(iii) Structure of atom is similar to solar system, the electrons revolve
  around the nucleus in circular paths.
(iv) The size of the nucleus is very small as compared to the size of the
  Atom.
Bohr's Model of atom (1913)
  He tried to given his best by covering the drawbacks of Rutherford
→ In an atom only special orbits are defined which are discrete in
 nature.
→ These discrete orbits are unique as they passes fixed energies.
→ These energy levels are name K, L, M, N and numbered 1,2,3,4 and so
 on starting from the orbit closet to Nucleus.
Atomic structure of Some elements
(i)Hydrogen →
              <----(Only one electron)
(ii) Silicon →
              ----> No. of electron = 14
→ The maximum number of electron present in a shell is given by the
 formula 2n², where n is the orbit no.
   K = Shell → 2 x (1)² = 2
   L= Shell → 2 x (2)²= 8
   M = Shell → 2 x (3)² = 18
   N = Shell → 2 x (4)² = 32
=> The maximum number of electrons that can be accommodated is
  the outermost orbit is 8
=> So, remains electron will be transfer in next shell.
Neutrons
 In 1932, J. Chadwick is discovered the Neutron
 Neutrons have no change
 Symbol "n"
 Mass of Neutrons = Mass of proton
 Present in nucleus of atom expect hydrogen.
Valency
 Sodium → K-Shell = 2 electrons
      L- Shell = 8 electrons
valence shell (M - Shell) = [1 electron] → valence electron
    ↓ ↓
 outermost shell no. of electron in
  of an atom outermost shell
  Valency of sodium is 1. because the valence shell is not stable, for
    stability it has to lose 1 electron
  If the valence shell of an atom is stable the valency of that atom will
 be 0.
Atomic number
→ No. of proton or electron in the atom is called atomic number
→ denoted by Z
Atomic mass / mass number
→ Sum of no. of proton and neutron is an atom is called mass number
→ denoted by A
* Mass number → No. of proton + No. of neutron
* No. of Neutrons → mass number - Atomic no.
    Mass number←14N7 → Atomic No.
Isotopes
→ They are those element which have same atomic number but
  different mass number
   Eg - H → H₁¹ → H₁² → H₁³
      ↓ ↓ ↓
        protium deuterium tritium
   C → C_6^12 & C_6^14 → Radioactive
      ↓
    Normally use this
    Different mass number hence, no. of neutron present in the nucleus
  are different.
Application
(i) Isotope of uranium is used as a fuel in nuclear reaction.
(ii) An isotope of cobalt is used in the treatment of cancer.
(iii) An isotope of iodine is used in the treatment of goitre.
Isobars
 They are those elements which have same mass number but different Atomic number.
 Eg: 〖Ar〗_18^40 〖Ca〗_20^40
      〖Na〗_11^24 〖Ma〗_12^24
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