Atomic Structure
Cards (63)
- What is the charge of the nucleus?
- What particles are contained in the nucleus?
- What is the charge of electrons?
- What is the relative mass of a proton?
- What is the relative charge of a neutron?
- What is the typical radius of an atom?
- How much smaller is the nucleus compared to the atom?
- Where is most of the mass of an atom concentrated?
- How do electron arrangements change?
- What do all atoms of the same element have in common?
- What defines a neutral atom?
- What are isotopes?
- What does the letter X represent in isotopes?
- What does the mass number A represent?
- What does the proton number Z represent?
- What does N represent in atomic notation?
- What happens if there are more electrons than protons?
- What happens if there are fewer electrons than protons?
- What occurs when electrons change orbit?
- What happens when electrons move to a higher orbit?
- What happens when electrons fall to a lower orbit?
- What can happen if an electron gains enough energy?
- Who proposed that everything was made of tiny spheres?
- What did JJ Thomson discover?
- What was the Plum Pudding Model?
- What did Rutherford realize about the atom?
- What did the Gold Foil Experiment demonstrate?
- What does deflection of alpha particles indicate?
- What does a deflection of >90° in alpha particles suggest?
- What model did Bohr produce in 1913?
- What did Chadwick provide evidence for?
- What is radioactive decay?
- What is activity in terms of radioactive decay?
- How is activity measured?
- What is count-rate?
- What is alpha decay?
- How ionising is alpha radiation?
- How penetrating is alpha radiation?
- What is beta minus decay?
- How ionising is beta radiation?