Compare Cations and Anions.

Cations: Positive charge, fewer electrons than protons. | Anions: Negative charge, more electrons than protons.

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Compare Cations and Anions.

Cations: Positive charge, fewer electrons than protons. | Anions: Negative charge, more electrons than protons.

What are the differences between the Bohr model and modern quantum mechanics?

Bohr Model: Simplified, historical model with fixed electron orbits. | Modern Quantum Mechanics: More complex, describes electrons in terms of probability distributions (orbitals).

What is the key difference between Carbon-12 and Carbon-14?

Carbon-12: 6 neutrons | Carbon-14: 8 neutrons (different number of neutrons)

Compare and contrast Cations vs. Anions.

Cations: Positive charge, fewer electrons than protons | Anions: Negative charge, more electrons than protons

Compare the Bohr model with modern quantum mechanics.

Bohr Model: Simplified, electrons in fixed orbits | Modern Quantum Mechanics: Orbitals, probability functions, more accurate for complex atoms

Label the components of the Carbon-12 nucleus.

Protons: 6, Neutrons: 6

In a Bohr model diagram, what do the concentric circles represent?

Energy levels or electron shells.