Chemistry > GIZMOS > Student Exploration: Average Atomic Mass Gizmo (All answers are 100% CORRECT) (All)
Student Exploration: Average Atomic Mass 75 pts (Class Code T94GGP) Vocabulary: average atomic mass, isotope, mass defect, mass number, mass spectrometer, nuclear binding energy, unified atomic ... mass unit, weighted average Prior Knowledge Questions (Do these BEFORE using the Gizmo.) 1. In the image to the right, the cans of soup have different masses. Without doing the math, estimate the average mass of a can of soup. Estimate: 200g 2. Now calculate the average mass by adding up the masses of all the cans and dividing by the total number of cans. A. What is the average mass of a can of soup? 200g B. How close was your prediction? Spot on Gizmo Warm-up Just like cans of soup, atoms of the same element often have different masses. These different varieties are called isotopes. In the Average Atomic Mass Gizmo, you will learn how to find the average mass of an element using an instrument called a mass spectrometer. To begin, check that Carbon is selected and the Isotope mix is Custom. Use the sliders to add about 20 atoms each of Carbon-12 and Carbon-13 to the chamber. 1. In the mass spectrometer, atoms are vaporized (turned into a gas) and ionized (stripped of electrons). The charged particles are then shot through a tube surrounded by electromagnets. Click Release atoms and observe the particles as they hit the detector. A. Do the ions travel in a straight path or a curved path? CurvedB. Which atoms are deflected the most by the magnetic field? Carbon-12 2. What is the relationship between the amount of deflection and the mass of the isotope? [Show More]
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