Atomic structure

    Cards (24)

    • What is the relative mass and charge of a proton?
      1
    • What is the relative mass of a neutron?
      1
    • What is the size of an atom's radius?
      About 0.1 nm
    • Who provided evidence for the existence of neutrons?
      James Chadwick
    • What is the composition of an atom?
      Protons and neutrons in the nucleus, and electrons around the nucleus
    • What is the mass number of an atom?
      Total number of protons and neutrons
    • What is the relationship between electrons and protons in an atom?
      They are equal in number
    • How do electrons behave in the nuclear model?
      They orbit the nucleus like planets around the sun
    • What did the deflection of alpha particles in the gold foil experiment suggest
    • What are the energy levels in an atom according to Bohr's model?
      Electrons occupy specific energy levels or shells
    • What model replaced the plum-pudding model?
      Nuclear model
    • Who proposed the solid sphere model of the atom?
      John Dalton
    • What is the state of matter when particles are furthest apart?
      Gas
    • What is the state of matter when the particles are closest together?
      Solid
    • What is the state of matter when the particles are spaced apart but closer than gas
      Liquid
    • What is the name of the process of a solid turning into a liquid
      Melting
    • What is the name of the process of a liquid turning into a gas
      Evaporating
    • What is the name of the process of a liquid turning into a solid
      Freezing
    • What is the name of the process of a gas turning into a liquid
      Condensation
    • What is the relative charge of a electron
      -1
    • how to calculate mass number
      Mass number = neutrons + protons
    • How to find out how many protons in a element?
      number of protons = atomic number
    • How to find out neutrons in a element
      Atomic mass (bottom number) - atomic number (top number) = neutrons
    • What 2 particles are equal?
      Protons = electrons
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