The Atomic Model | Subatomic Particles | Scientists | Experiments | Miscellaneous |
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What is the nucleus
What is in the center of the atom?
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What is the electron
Which subatomic particle dictates bonding?
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Who is Antoine Lavoisier
Law of Conservation of Mass
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What is the nucleus
Alpha particles being deflected by gold foil proved the existence of what?
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What is 18.
How many neutrons does chlorine have?
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What is empty space
Atoms are made up mostly of ______________.
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What is protons and neutrons
Which subatomic particles weigh something?
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Who is J.J. Thomson
Plum Pudding Model
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What is the Law of Conservation of Mass.
Reactions in a jar showed the jar weighed the same before and after. What law did this confirm?
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What is an isotope
When an atom has more neutrons than usual, it is called an ____________.
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What is speed.
The ____________ of electrons keeps them from falling into the nucleus.
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What is neutrons
Which subatomic particle makes an atom heavier if it gains more of itself?
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Who is Niels Bohr
Electrons orbit on quanta
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What is the 4 elements theory
Did no experiments. Had no data. Destroyed scientific discovery for 2,000 years anyway. What theory prevailed?
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What is atomic mass
Calculated by averaging the weight of different isotopes of the same atom based on their abundance in nature
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What is quanta
Electrons float around the nucleus on ____________.
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What is valence
What are the electrons on the outermost orbital called?
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Who is John Dalton
Proved that atoms exist
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What is the electron
Cathode Ray tube and a magnet proved the existence of __________.
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What is a model
Allows us to see the structure of an item and predict how it functions
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What is the protons of another atom.
The electromagnetic force is the attraction of the electrons of an atom to what?
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What is the proton
Which subatomic particle can be used to identify atoms?
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Who is Aristotle
4 elements
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What is the gold foil experiment
Overturned the Plum Pudding Model
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What is a scanning tunneling microscope
Allows us to "see" atoms
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