Science MTA T3

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    • Matter occupies space and exists as solid, liquid, or gas.
    • Pure substances is a type of matter having an invariant chemical composition and distinct properties, single element, constant, physical, and chemical properties
    • The Periodic table is extremely important to know the atomic number of an element.
    • The following hidden elements are: Sodium, Potassium, Iron, Copper, silver, tungsten, antimony, tin, mercury, gold, and lead.
    • John Dalton is a British chemist and physicist in the atomic theory.
    • Niels Bohr is a Danish physicist who developed the model of atom with electrons revolving around the nucleus at fixed energy levels.
    • Ernest Rutherford is a New Zealand-born British scientist who conducted experiments on alpha particles which led him to conclude that most of the mass of an atom was concentrated in its center.
    • J.J Thompson is known for his Plum Pudding model
    • The Plum Pudding model contains tiny positive charges scattered throughout a cloud of negative electrons.
    • Atom comes from the greek word atomos and the first to invent it is Democritus
    • Planetary model is the model where electrons orbit the nucleus of an atom in specific energy levels or shells.
    • Atomic Orbitals have three dimensional regions where electrons are likely to be found.
    • Ag
      Silver
    • Na (Sodium) is originally the Latin word "natrium"
    • K (Potassium) is orignally the Latin word for kalium
    • Cu (Copper) is from the Latin word "cuprum" from the Greak word "kupros" meaning crypus
    • W(Tungsten) is from the German word "wolfrahm" meaning "wolf cream"
    • Sn(Tin) is from the Latin stannum, a lead and silver alloy
    • Hg (Mercury) is from the Latin word hydrargye that means mercury
    • stibium
      Sb (Antimony
    • The gold foil experiment was done by Ernest Rutherford
    • (By color, place, planet, or scientist?)
      Iridium
      Color
    • (By color, place, planet, or scientist?)
      Oganesson
      scientist
    • (By color, place, planet, or scientist?)
      Ruthenium
      place
    • first element named after a person while he was still alive
      Seaborgium
    • pure substances made up of two or more different elements that are chemically bonded together
      compound
    • Sodium Bicarbonate can be seen inside baking soda
    • (T or F) Smog is an example of a homogeneous mixture
      F
    • mixture of chemical elements where the primary component is metal
      alloy
    • Which one of these is not a solution?
      milk, rubbing alcohol, iced tea
      milk
    • New zealand physicist
      Ernest Rutherford
    • This model explained why atoms emit light and absorb certain colors of light
      Planetary model
    • electrons exist as a probable wavelike pattern around the nucleus and not in an orbit
      Quantum model
    • austrian physicist renowed for his contributions to quantum mechanics
      Erwin Schrodinger
    • First to model nucleus
      Ernest Rutherford
    • creator of Planetary model
      Niels Bohr
    • fundamental unit of matter
      atom
    • made up of two or more atoms
      molecules
    • (T or F) Colloid can not be separated by filtration
      T
    • What compound is found in bleach
      Sodium hypochlorite
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