The Atom Theory
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100

Ernest Rutherford’s Gold Foil Experiment revealed that the atom is mostly made of this.

Empty space

100

This subatomic particle determines an element's identity.

Proton

100

Isotopes are atoms of the same element that have different numbers of these subatomic particles.

Neutrons

100

The atomic mass listed on the periodic table is a weighted average of all naturally occurring these.

Isotopes

100

On an NFPA 704 safety diamond, the top red section rates a chemical's hazard in this specific category.

Flammability
200

This ancient Greek philosopher proposed the concept of "atomos," meaning indivisible.

Democritus

200

To find the number of neutrons in a neutral atom, you subtract the atomic number from this value.

Mass number

200

In the isotope name Carbon-14, the number 14 represents this specific total.

Mass number

200

If Element X has two isotopes—X-10 (90% abundance) and X-11 (10% abundance)—the average atomic mass will be closest to this whole number.

10

200

Trail mix, oil mixed with water, and muddy water are all examples of this type of mixture.

What is a heterogeneous mixture?

300

John Dalton pictured the atom as a solid, hard sphere—a model often compared to this game ball.

billard ball

300

An electron has almost negligible mass. In fact, its mass is approximately this fraction of 1 amu (or 1 proton).

1/2000 amu

300

How many neutrons are in an atom of Fluorine-19

10

300

A newly discovered element, "Xenonite," has an average atomic mass of 50.0 amu and consists of only two naturally occurring isotopes: X-48 (54% abundant) and X-51. What is the percent abundance of X-51?

46%

300

This piece of laboratory glassware with a flat bottom and narrow neck is ideal for swirling liquids without splashing.

Erlenmeyer flask

400

J.J. Thomson used cathode ray tubes to discover this subatomic particle.

Electron

400

If an atom loses 2 electrons, it is called this specific type of ion.

cation

400

Write the full nuclear symbol for an atom with 17 protons, 18 neutrons, and 17 electrons.

35Cl-

400

Before multiplying percent abundance by an isotope's mass in a calculation, you must divide the percentage by this number.

100

400

If a chemical splashes into a student's eyes in the lab, they should use the eyewash station for how many minutes?

20

500

Niels Bohr modified the atomic model by placing electrons into these fixed paths or energy levels.

Orbitals

500

An ion of an element has a mass number of 37 and a -1 charge. If this ion contains 18 electrons, how many neutrons does it have?

20

500

In both nuclear fission reactions, the total mass of the resulting particles is slightly less than the total mass of the starting subatomic particles. 

1.)What is nuclear fission?

2. Explain what happens to this missing mass.

A process where the nucleus of a heavy atom splits into two or more smaller nuclei

It is converted into energy (E = mc2)?

500

To calculate an element's weighted average atomic mass, you must perform these three sequential mathematical steps using each isotope's mass and percent abundance.

Convert percentages to relative decimals (divide by 100), 2) Multiply each decimal by its isotope's mass, and 3) Add all the products together?

500

List three distinct signs that a chemical reaction (chemical change) has taken place.

What are color change, temperature/energy change, gas production (fizzing/bubbles), precipitate formation, or odor release?

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