Tuesday 7 May 2013

7.2 describe the structure of an atom in terms of protons, neutrons and electrons and use symbols such as 14C 6 to describe particular nuclei


Protons (+) and neutrons are in the nucleus of an element. Electrons (-) orbit on shells (or orbitals.)

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  1. what does 14c6 mean HANNAH?! I'm trying so hard to study for my GCSE'S BE MORE SPECIFIC. also, do you have any past biology papers because my teacher won't give me any. Thanks, duces.

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    1. It's carbon with atomic number 6 and mass number 14. Also, try google for past papers...

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    2. why are you talking to her as if she is supposed to be teaching you? she's nice enough to make this website for us to revise from so even if you wanted her to change something don't tell her like a spoiled brat.

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    3. retard he was just saying she missed something out

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    4. no she didn't miss anything u mouldy uterus, the person who commented is clear just a spastic who can't recognise an extremely common element when they see one. u mouldy uterus

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    6. caroline i know you called Jessica a bitch dont even try to deny it

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  2. Protons (+) and neutrons are in the nucleus of an element.
    shouldn't be 'element' but should be 'atom'

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  19. wtf this nig tonyon do? bruh ^

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