RPC L2

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atom that has an electric charge

Ion

the removal or addition of an electron in an atom.

Ionization

- this is called an ionized atom and the released electron - this is created by the simultaneous production of a positively charged particle and the negatively charged particle?

Ion Pair

represent different electron binding energies or energy levels.

Shells

- number of this can be used to determine the position of the atom and determine the period of the element

Number of Shells

what physicists call the shell number n

Principal quantum number

number of this will determine the group of the element

Valence electrons

outer shell cannot contain more than how many electrons?

eight

- atoms that are associated with an addition of electrons in the inner shells instead of the next outer shell - mostly found after the 4th period in the table of elements

Transitional elements

flying out from the center force, it is the force created by the electron velocity, electrons maintain their distance from the nucleus while traveling in a circular or elliptical path

Centrifugal force

center seeking force, prevents electrons from flying off from nucleus, results from a basic law of electricity that states that opposite charges attract one another and like charges repel.

Centripetal force

strength of attachment of an electron to the nucleus of an atom

Electron binding energy

indicate an element by form of an alphabetical abbreviation.

Chemical Symbol

number of protons and is represented by the letter Z

Atomic Number

number of protons and neutrons, and is represented by the letter A.

Atomic Mass Number

determined by a measurement and rarely is a whole number

Atomic Mass

determined by the relative abundance of isotopes and their respective atomic masses.

Elemental Mass

atomic species characterized by the specific CONSTITUTION OF ITS NUCLEUS

Nuclide

atoms that have the same atomic number, but different atomic mass numbers.

Isotopes

atoms that have different atomic numbers, but same atomic mass numbers

Isobars

atoms that have different atomic numbers and atomic mass numbers, but have the same neutron numbers.

Isotones

substance composed of any quantity of one type of molecule.

Compound

- Atoms try to reach the most stable state they can. - Many atoms become stable when their valence shell is filled with electrons or when they satisfy the octet rule (having 8 valence

Molecular Bonds

- Some atoms reach stability by gaining or losing an entire electron. - Atoms form ions (charged particles) when they lose or gain

Ionic Bonds

- Another way of atoms to reach stability - Atoms SHARE electrons instead of losing or gaining them. - More common in living organisms.

Covalent Bonds

key to the structure of carbon-based organic molecules like our DNA and proteins.

Covalent Bonds

combinations of various elements to form structures

Molecules

atoms that have the same atomic number, atomic mass number, and neutron number but differ in energy states

Isomers

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RPC L3

RPC L3

RPC L4

RPC L4

ALE

ALE

RPC L5

RPC L5

RPC M1

RPC M1

RPC M1/2

RPC M1/2

RPC M2

RPC M2

RPC M2.5

RPC M2.5

RPC M3

RPC M3

Midterm

Midterm

MIDTERM

MIDTERM

Midterm

Midterm

RPC F1

RPC F1

FINALS #1

FINALS #1

RPC F2

RPC F2

RPC F3

RPC F3

Finals

Finals

Prelim

Prelim

ISI FINALS PROLOGUE

ISI FINALS PROLOGUE

ISI FINALS EPILOGUE

ISI FINALS EPILOGUE

ISI FINALE

ISI FINALE

Chapter 3.5/4

Chapter 3.5/4

RADBIO 1&2

RADBIO 1&2

RADPRO 1&2

RADPRO 1&2

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RADBIO 3

RADBIO 3

RADPRO 3

RADPRO 3

Chapter Left

Chapter Left

POI P1

POI P1

POI P2

POI P2

POI P3

POI P3

QUIZ 4 PART

QUIZ 4 PART

1-3

1-3

4 SECTION PUTA

4 SECTION PUTA

M1 K Ver

M1 K Ver

M2 K Ver

M2 K Ver

1-3

1-3

RAD BIO 4

RAD BIO 4

Awa

Awa

not parts

not parts

RADBIO & RADPRO 5

RADBIO & RADPRO 5

RADBIO & RADPRO 6

RADBIO & RADPRO 6

M4in

M4in

C5 Orig V1

C5 Orig V1

C5 Part 2

C5 Part 2

Urologic Procedures

Urologic Procedures

DRUGS

DRUGS

C5 Orig V2

C5 Orig V2

RAD BIO 7

RAD BIO 7

RAD BIO 8

RAD BIO 8

RAD PRO 6 & 7

RAD PRO 6 & 7

GI Procedures

GI Procedures

Compressed

Compressed

OMY TUBE

OMY TUBE

P2/3

P2/3

BREAST

BREAST

M1 PPT

M1 PPT

F1 Final

F1 Final

SPINE

SPINE

PRELIM FINALE

PRELIM FINALE

MIDTERM FINALE

MIDTERM FINALE

FINALS FINALE

FINALS FINALE

PPT4

PPT4

EXAM BASED

EXAM BASED

EXAM BASED

EXAM BASED

問題一覧

atom that has an electric charge

Ion

the removal or addition of an electron in an atom.

Ionization

- this is called an ionized atom and the released electron - this is created by the simultaneous production of a positively charged particle and the negatively charged particle?

Ion Pair

represent different electron binding energies or energy levels.

Shells

- number of this can be used to determine the position of the atom and determine the period of the element

Number of Shells

what physicists call the shell number n

Principal quantum number

number of this will determine the group of the element

Valence electrons

outer shell cannot contain more than how many electrons?

eight

- atoms that are associated with an addition of electrons in the inner shells instead of the next outer shell - mostly found after the 4th period in the table of elements

Transitional elements

flying out from the center force, it is the force created by the electron velocity, electrons maintain their distance from the nucleus while traveling in a circular or elliptical path

Centrifugal force

center seeking force, prevents electrons from flying off from nucleus, results from a basic law of electricity that states that opposite charges attract one another and like charges repel.

Centripetal force

strength of attachment of an electron to the nucleus of an atom

Electron binding energy

indicate an element by form of an alphabetical abbreviation.

Chemical Symbol

number of protons and is represented by the letter Z

Atomic Number

number of protons and neutrons, and is represented by the letter A.

Atomic Mass Number

determined by a measurement and rarely is a whole number

Atomic Mass

determined by the relative abundance of isotopes and their respective atomic masses.

Elemental Mass

atomic species characterized by the specific CONSTITUTION OF ITS NUCLEUS

Nuclide

atoms that have the same atomic number, but different atomic mass numbers.

Isotopes

atoms that have different atomic numbers, but same atomic mass numbers

Isobars

atoms that have different atomic numbers and atomic mass numbers, but have the same neutron numbers.

Isotones

substance composed of any quantity of one type of molecule.

Compound

- Atoms try to reach the most stable state they can. - Many atoms become stable when their valence shell is filled with electrons or when they satisfy the octet rule (having 8 valence

Molecular Bonds

- Some atoms reach stability by gaining or losing an entire electron. - Atoms form ions (charged particles) when they lose or gain

Ionic Bonds

- Another way of atoms to reach stability - Atoms SHARE electrons instead of losing or gaining them. - More common in living organisms.

Covalent Bonds

key to the structure of carbon-based organic molecules like our DNA and proteins.

Covalent Bonds

combinations of various elements to form structures

Molecules

atoms that have the same atomic number, atomic mass number, and neutron number but differ in energy states

Isomers