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Chapter 5 Review
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Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Who was the first person to theorize the
    existence of the atom in 400 BC?
  • Democritus

3
Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Who was given credit as the first person that
    proved the nature of atoms?
  • John Dalton

4
Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • According to Daltons Atomic Theory, all elements
    are composed of tiny indivisible particles
    called_______?
  • atoms

5
Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Daltons Atomic Theory stated that atoms of the
    same _______ are identical.
  • element

6
Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Daltons Atomic Theory was for the most part
    correct, except for the fact that atoms can be
    ________.
  • divided

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Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Who is credited with discovering the electron?
  • JJ Thomson

8
Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Experiments with cathode ray tubes led to the
    discovery of the ________.
  • electron

9
Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • The rays produced in the early cathode ray tube
    experiments were attracted to a _________ charge.
  • positive

10
Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • JJ Thomson discovered that electrons have a
    very_____ mass.
  • small

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Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Who discovered the proton?
  • E. Goldstein

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Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Who discovered the neutron?
  • Chadwick

13
Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • What happened to most of the particles in
    Rutherfords gold foil experiment?
  • most passed through the foil

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Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • In Rutherfords experiment, a few of the positive
    particles bounced back, so what did he concluded
    they bounced off of?
  • a dense positive region called the nucleus

15
Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Who discovered the nucleus?
  • Rutherford

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Atomic Theory/Scientists
  • Which experiment did we re-create in lab using
    wooden boards and marbles?
  • Rutherfords gold foil experiment

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Subatomic Particles
  • Which subatomic particle has a negative charge?
  • electron

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Subatomic Particles
  • Which subatomic particle has a positive charge?
  • proton

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Subatomic Particles
  • Which subatomic particle is neutral?
  • neutron

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Atoms
  • Atoms are electrically neutral because the number
    of _________ equals the number of ___________.
  • protons equal electrons

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Atoms
  • What is the charge of the nucleus of an atom?
  • positive (because the protons are positive)

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Atoms
  • What determines the identity of an element?
  • the number of protons

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Atoms
  • Isotopes of the same element differ in what two
    ways?
  • mass number and number of neutrons

24
Atoms
  • What 3 things do isotopes of the same element
    have in common?
  • atomic number, number of protons and electrons

25
Atoms
  • How do you find the number of protons for an
    atom?
  • same as the atomic number

26
Atoms
  • How do you find the number of neutrons for an
    atom?
  • mass - atomic

27
Atoms
  • How do you find the number of electrons for an
    atom?
  • same as the atomic number

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Atoms
  • All atoms of the same element have the same
    ________ ________.
  • atomic number

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Atoms
  • What element is the standard for determining
    atomic mass units?
  • Carbon - 12

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Atoms
  • The average atomic mass depends on the masses of
    the isotopes and the relative __________ of each
    isotope.
  • abundance

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Atoms
  • What unit is used to measure relative atomic
    mass?
  • amus

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Atoms
  • The atomic mass listed on the periodic table is a
    _______ atomic mass.
  • average

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Atoms
  • Sodium has atomic number 11. If a sodium atom
    has a mass of 23, how many protons does it have?
  • 11
  • (same as atomic number)

34
Atoms
  • Sodium has atomic number 11. If a sodium atom
    has a mass of 23, how many neutrons does it have?
  • 12
  • (subtract mass-atomic)

35
Atoms
  • Sodium has atomic number 11. If a sodium atom
    has a mass of 23, how many electrons does it
    have?
  • 11
  • same as atomic number

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Atoms
  • A carbon atom has 6 protons, 6 electrons and 8
    neutrons. What is its mass number?
  • 14 (protons neutrons)

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Atoms
  • A carbon atom has 6 protons, 6 electrons and 8
    neutrons. What is its atomic number?
  • 6 (same as protons)

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Atoms
  • Hg-200 has an atomic number of 80. How many
    neutrons does it have?
  • 120

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Atoms
  • Hg-200 has an atomic number of 80. How many
    protons does it have?
  • 80

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Atoms
  • Hg-200 has an atomic number of 80. How many
    electrons does it have?
  • 80

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