In this theory, definitions of atoms, molecules, monoatomic,
diatomic, ions, anion and cations are given.
Atoms, Molecules and Ions
Atoms
- The smallest particle of any object is called as atoms.
- Every object is made of atoms.
- However, the entire world is made of matters.
- The atoms are very small and they measured in the nanometers.
- The relative size of hydrogen atom is 10 – 10 m.
- 1 nano meter = 10 – 9 m
Molecule
- It is group of two or more atoms which are chemically bonded together, tightly together by attractive forces.
- It is defined as the smallest particle of an element / compound and show all properties of substance.
- The atoms of same element or different elements can join together to form molecules.
Monoatomic
- The molecules of element is made up of only one atom of that element, example argon ( Ar ) and Helium ( He ).
Argon |
Ar |
Helium |
He |
Sodium |
Na |
Iron |
Fe |
Aluminum |
Al |
Copper |
Cu |
Diatomic
- The molecules of element is made up of two atom of that element.
- The molecule of oxygen consists of two atoms of oxygen.
- Examples of Diatomic
Oxygen |
O2 |
Nitrogen |
N2 |
Hydrogen |
H2 |
Chlorine gas |
Cl2 |
Ions
- The charged species ( total number of electrons is not equal to total number of protons ) are known as ions.
- The metals and non metals contain charged species.
- An ion is charged particle and can be positively or negatively charged.
Anion
- A negative charged ion is called as Anion.
Cation
- A positive charged ion is called as Cation.
- The ion may consist of single charged atom or group of atoms which have net charge of them.
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