Average Atomic Mass and Isotopes in Chemistry

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Explore the concept of average atomic mass and isotopes in chemistry, learn how to calculate the average atomic mass of an element, and discover the importance of isotopic abundance in natural elements. Dive into the world of atomic structure and the periodic table to deepen your understanding of chemistry.

  • Chemistry
  • Atomic Mass
  • Isotopes
  • Periodic Table
  • Science

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  1. Overall Mastery: Overall Mastery: 84 % 84 % Gap to goal: Gap to goal: +4 +4 By the end of the day, By the end of the day, Students will to: to: Students will be able be able Catalyst: Catalyst: What is the isotope that What is the isotope that have 8 protons and 7 have 8 protons and 7 neutrons? Write it in both neutrons? Write it in both formats formats SWBAT: Calculate average atomic mass of an isotope And answer a question like this: And answer a question like this: What is the average atomic mass? No C-notes today 3.5 minutes

  2. Agenda Catalyst 5 minutes Weighted average intro video 5 minutes Average atomic mass Quick notes 10 mins Candium Lab 30 mins Closing/ Exit ticket 10 minutes

  3. Get organized- On your unit 3 (Purple) TOC Table of Contents Date Assignment 9/5 Atomic Theory Graphic Organizer 9/6 Bohr Model and PT families chart Isotope C-notes 9/10 9/12 Average atomic Mass Quick Notes

  4. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= 7fYpEnxhKQk

  5. What is the Average Atomic Mass? the weighted average of the weighted average of the atomic masses the atomic masses of all naturally occurring naturally occurring isotopes of an element isotopes of an element. . of all

  6. Where do we find the average atomic mass? ON THE PERIODIC TABLE! Average Atomic Mass

  7. What is the difference?? The A or Mass Number is the mass of that specific isotope The number on the periodic table is the average of all the existing isotopes

  8. Isotopes have occur at different rates Percentage Natural Abundance 69.17% 30.83% Isotope Mass Number Copper-63 Copper-65 63 65 ABUNDANCE IS HOW OFTEN THAT ISOTOPE OCCURS IN NATURE

  9. Calculating the average atomic mass Percentage Natural Abundance 69.17% 30.83% Isotope Mass Number Copper-63 Copper-65 63 65 Step 1: Change the percent abundance to decimals. 69.17%/ 100 = .6917 30.83%/ 100 = .3083 Step 2: multiply the mass number by the percent abundance in decimal form and add those products together. (63 x 0.6917) + (65 x 0.3083) = 63.61 amu

  10. Step 2: multiply the mass number by the percent abundance in decimal form and add those products together. (63 x 0.6917) + (65 x 0.3083) = 63.61 amu

  11. You Try! Percentage Natural Abundance 72.2% 27.8% Isotope Mass Number Rubidium-85 Rubidium-87 85 87 Step 1: Change the percent abundance to decimals. 72.2%/ 100 = .722 27.8%/ 100 = .278 Step 2: multiply the mass number by the percent abundance in decimal form and add those products together. (85x 0.722) + (87 x .278) =85.55 amu

  12. Candium! Take 2 mins to SILENTLY read the objective and introduction. On your desk- Triple beam balance A candy Cup do not eat any now you will have a chance later ** Where it says skittles I mean pretzel m&ms You will be following the procedure and filling out the data table.

  13. Balance Reminders: Before you take the mass Make sure that it is on grams Zero the balance With the weighing paper

  14. EXIT TICKET: Complete the conclusion questions

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