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@Harjot Singh Relativity Atomic Mass. The Word Relative simply means you have to relate something. For Example - There Are 5 students (A,B,C,D,E) of random Mass - 20 , 40, 60, 80, 100. You have to compare 'How much heavier is student C as compared to A' or How much heavier is student D as compared to A' and so on - you will get C is 3 times heavier than A and D is 5 times heavier than A. ("If u didn't understand this example just imagine your relatives comparing their childrens marks with your marks 😂✌️") Similarly in case of Chemistry You have to compare atoms mass with each other. Hence to Do so IUPAC made rule to compare mass any atom of any element in this universe with 1/ 12 part of C- 12 atom that is 1 amu. As shown in the video 2:41 u will notice that C atom is broken into 12 parts in order to stay in equilibrium. Hence we will compare everything with 1/ 12 part of carbon atom ( 1 amu). Example for Oxygen atom atomic mass is 16 hence inorder to balance ⚖️ the weight you will need 16 small balls of C 12 . Hence see this image 3:55 You will get what I m trying to say. Hence answer is 16 amu or u. This is relative atomic mass - simply relate mass of every atom in this universe with 1/12 part of C-12 atom. i.e 1 amu. Notes - If you search on internet - what is the unit of relative atomic mass Ans is Unless which is true, but in questions it is given in amu just because it become easy for us students to identify ke it's Relative Atomic Mass.) Done 😊 👍 I tried My level Best to keep it as simple as possible, It's bit confusing if you try to understand from book itself but do remember In order to understand anything you have to be empty, as if you don't know anything about that in case you know then leave that Concept first and then try to understand things from scratch..... As far as I think the reason you are not able to understand even from this video is you have use many resources and now everything is mixed in your brain. So I will recommend you to try to forget those old explanations and try understanding this topic with fresh mind cuz it's easy but requires attention 🙂👊🏻 . I hope It would help.. All The best for what's so ever things you are working for. Peace ✌️😎
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1:How did they find the mass of Carbon ? 2:Why do we not apply the same method for all ? 3: consider if we discover a new element and try to find it's mass, we will compare it with C12. Then how will we know the number of protons and neutrons ? If there is separate method of finding Neutrons and Protons then why do we need to compare it with C12 ?
The mass of carbon-12 (\(\ce{^{12}C}\)) was determined using several steps involving both experimental and theoretical approaches: 1. **Historical Context and Atomic Mass Scale**: The atomic mass scale originally used hydrogen as the reference (with a mass of 1). Later, oxygen-16 was used, but eventually, carbon-12 was adopted because of its greater precision and stability in measurements. 2. **Mass Spectrometry**: This technique allows scientists to measure the mass-to-charge ratio of ions. By ionizing carbon-12 atoms and measuring their deflection in a magnetic field, scientists could determine the atomic mass of carbon-12 with high precision. 3. **Avogadro's Number**: The concept of the mole and Avogadro's number (the number of atoms in 12 grams of carbon-12) helped to define the mass of a single carbon-12 atom. 4. **Unified Atomic Mass Unit**: The unified atomic mass unit (u) was defined as 1/12th the mass of a carbon-12 atom. This makes carbon-12 exactly 12 u by definition. When discovering a new element and determining its atomic mass, it is compared to carbon-12 because: 1. **Standard Reference**: Using carbon-12 as a standard reference provides consistency and allows for precise comparisons of atomic masses across different elements. 2. **Mass Spectrometry**: In mass spectrometry, the mass of the new element's ion can be measured relative to the mass of the carbon-12 ion, allowing for an accurate determination of its atomic mass. To determine the number of protons and neutrons in a new element: 1. **Protons**: The number of protons (atomic number) is determined using X-ray spectroscopy or other methods that reveal the element's position in the periodic table based on its electron configuration and chemical properties. 2. **Neutrons**: The number of neutrons is found by subtracting the number of protons from the atomic mass. Neutron count = Atomic mass (rounded to the nearest whole number) - Number of protons. So, while the determination of protons and neutrons involves separate methods, comparing the atomic mass to carbon-12 provides a standardized way to express atomic masses universally. This comparison ensures consistency in the atomic mass scale and facilitates easier communication and understanding of atomic properties across different elements.
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Sir very nice explanation But ihave one doubt that we have studied atom is indivisible particle i.e cannot be divided further then how we can split carbon atom into 12 ??
Good Question. 👏👏👏👏👏 In order to learn it easily, I personally assumed that we can split atom like this. Otherwise, it is not possible... Secondly,relative atomic mass of an atom is measured by an instrument known as Mass Spectrometer. I hope you understand it. Thanks!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Sir atoms can neither be created nor destroyed then how you did you divide the carbon atoms in 12 units ... Sir please....... Please please please please Reply 🥺🥺🥺
Well, I divide it in order to make the topic understandable. Secondly, atom cannot be destroyed is an old concept. In modern physics, we can divide atom into daughter atoms in the process of Nuclear Fission also known as Atomic Bomb. I hope you understand it. Thanks!!! 😊😊😊❤❤❤
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Why only carbon atom consider standard unit not other element
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@Harjot Singh Relativity Atomic Mass. The Word Relative simply means you have to relate something. For Example - There Are 5 students (A,B,C,D,E) of random Mass - 20 , 40, 60, 80, 100. You have to compare 'How much heavier is student C as compared to A' or How much heavier is student D as compared to A' and so on - you will get C is 3 times heavier than A and D is 5 times heavier than A. ("If u didn't understand this example just imagine your relatives comparing their childrens marks with your marks 😂✌️")
Similarly in case of Chemistry You have to compare atoms mass with each other. Hence to Do so IUPAC made rule to compare mass any atom of any element in this universe with 1/ 12 part of C- 12 atom that is 1 amu. As shown in the video 2:41 u will notice that C atom is broken into 12 parts in order to stay in equilibrium. Hence we will compare everything with 1/ 12 part of carbon atom ( 1 amu). Example for Oxygen atom atomic mass is 16 hence inorder to balance ⚖️ the weight you will need 16 small balls of C 12 . Hence see this image 3:55 You will get what I m trying to say. Hence answer is 16 amu or u. This is relative atomic mass - simply relate mass of every atom in this universe with 1/12 part of C-12 atom. i.e 1 amu.
Notes - If you search on internet - what is the unit of relative atomic mass Ans is Unless which is true, but in questions it is given in amu just because it become easy for us students to identify ke it's Relative Atomic Mass.)
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I tried My level Best to keep it as simple as possible, It's bit confusing if you try to understand from book itself but do remember In order to understand anything you have to be empty, as if you don't know anything about that in case you know then leave that Concept first and then try to understand things from scratch..... As far as I think the reason you are not able to understand even from this video is you have use many resources and now everything is mixed in your brain. So I will recommend you to try to forget those old explanations and try understanding this topic with fresh mind cuz it's easy but requires attention 🙂👊🏻 . I hope It would help.. All The best for what's so ever things you are working for.
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1:How did they find the mass of Carbon ?
2:Why do we not apply the same method for all ?
3: consider if we discover a new element and try to find it's mass, we will compare it with C12. Then how will we know the number of protons and neutrons ? If there is separate method of finding Neutrons and Protons then why do we need to compare it with C12 ?
Can you answer these questions ?? If you know then please enlighten me on these concepts ....
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The mass of carbon-12 (\(\ce{^{12}C}\)) was determined using several steps involving both experimental and theoretical approaches:
1. **Historical Context and Atomic Mass Scale**: The atomic mass scale originally used hydrogen as the reference (with a mass of 1). Later, oxygen-16 was used, but eventually, carbon-12 was adopted because of its greater precision and stability in measurements.
2. **Mass Spectrometry**: This technique allows scientists to measure the mass-to-charge ratio of ions. By ionizing carbon-12 atoms and measuring their deflection in a magnetic field, scientists could determine the atomic mass of carbon-12 with high precision.
3. **Avogadro's Number**: The concept of the mole and Avogadro's number (the number of atoms in 12 grams of carbon-12) helped to define the mass of a single carbon-12 atom.
4. **Unified Atomic Mass Unit**: The unified atomic mass unit (u) was defined as 1/12th the mass of a carbon-12 atom. This makes carbon-12 exactly 12 u by definition.
When discovering a new element and determining its atomic mass, it is compared to carbon-12 because:
1. **Standard Reference**: Using carbon-12 as a standard reference provides consistency and allows for precise comparisons of atomic masses across different elements.
2. **Mass Spectrometry**: In mass spectrometry, the mass of the new element's ion can be measured relative to the mass of the carbon-12 ion, allowing for an accurate determination of its atomic mass.
To determine the number of protons and neutrons in a new element:
1. **Protons**: The number of protons (atomic number) is determined using X-ray spectroscopy or other methods that reveal the element's position in the periodic table based on its electron configuration and chemical properties.
2. **Neutrons**: The number of neutrons is found by subtracting the number of protons from the atomic mass. Neutron count = Atomic mass (rounded to the nearest whole number) - Number of protons.
So, while the determination of protons and neutrons involves separate methods, comparing the atomic mass to carbon-12 provides a standardized way to express atomic masses universally. This comparison ensures consistency in the atomic mass scale and facilitates easier communication and understanding of atomic properties across different elements.
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Sir, thanks for the video. It's really very simple and helpful explanation... Can u explain why we only consider C12 as the standard atomic mass...
It is because carbon is a very stable atom and having 6 protons and 6 neutrons.
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But ihave one doubt that we have studied atom is indivisible particle i.e cannot be divided further then how we can split carbon atom into 12 ??
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In order to learn it easily, I personally assumed that we can split atom like this. Otherwise, it is not possible...
Secondly,relative atomic mass of an atom is measured by an instrument known as Mass Spectrometer.
I hope you understand it.
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Relative atomic mass is unitless!!
Isn't the unit of relative atomic is amu
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I thought atoms can’t be split so where can you obtain the four required unit to balance oxygen and carbon 12
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Sir atoms can neither be created nor destroyed then how you did you divide the carbon atoms in 12 units ...
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Well, I divide it in order to make the topic understandable.
Secondly, atom cannot be destroyed is an old concept.
In modern physics, we can divide atom into daughter atoms in the process of Nuclear Fission also known as Atomic Bomb.
I hope you understand it.
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Sir in human also is made of atom is really mass of atom so why we measure in kg not in amu
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Teacher like you is dream of every student in this universe🍁