Chemistry
The diagram represents an isotope of hydrogen [H]. Answer the following:
Are isotopes atoms of the same element or different elements.
Do isotopes have the same atomic number or the same mass number.
If an isotope of 'H' has mass no. = 2, how many electrons does it have.
If an isotope of 'H' has mass no. = 3, how many neutrons does it have.
Which sub-atomic particles in the 3 isotopes of 'H' are the same.
Answer
Isotopes are atoms of the same element.
Isotopes have same atomic number.
Number of electrons in an isotope of 'H' having mass no. = 2 is 1 as its atomic number is 1.
Number of neutrons in an isotope of 'H' having mass no. [A] = 3 is 2, because, atomic number [Z] is 1 so number of protons = number of electrons = 1 and number of neutrons [n] = A - Z = 3 - 1 = 2.
Number of electrons and protons are same in the 3 isotopes of 'H' as atomic number is the same.
Related Questions
Match the statements in List I with the correct answer from List II.
List I List II 1. Mass number of an atom is the number of protons and A: Electron 2. The sub-atomic particle with a negligible mass. B: Argon 3. An atom having stable electronic configuration. C: Nitrogen 4. A molecule formed by sharing of electrons [covalency]. D: Sodium 5. A metallic atom having unstable electronic configuration. E: Neutrons Select the correct answer from the choice in bracket to complete each sentence:-
An element 'X' has six electrons in its outer or valence shell. Its valency is …………… [+2/-2/-1].
An element 'Y' has electronic configuration 2, 8, 6. The element 'Y' is a …………… [metal/non-metal/noble gas].
A …………… [proton/neutron] is a sub-atomic particle with no charge and unit mass.
An element Z with zero valency is a …………… [metal/noble gas/non-metal].
Magnesium atom with electronic configuration 2, 8, 2 achieves stable electronic configuration by losing two electrons, thereby achieving stable electronic configuration of the nearest noble gas …………… [neon/argon].
State the electronic configuration for each of the following:
Hydrogen [p = 1].
Boron [p = 5]
Nitrogen [p = 7].
Neon [p = 10]
Magnesium [p = 12].
Aluminium [p = 13].
Sulphur [p = 16].
Argon [p = 18].
Potassium [p = 19].
Calcium [p = 20].
Draw the structure of the following atoms showing the nucleus containing - protons, neutrons and the orbits with the respective electrons:
Lithium [At. no. = 3, Mass no. = 7].
Carbon [At. no. = 6, Mass no. = 12].
Silicon [At. no. 14, Mass no. = 28].
Sodium [At. no. = 11, Mass no. = 23].
Isotopes of hydrogen [11H, 12H, 13H]