The Old Days
Atom Models (Slay)
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Radioactivity
Math (yuck)
100

What was the word Aristotle used to describe "matter"?

Hyle

100

The "plum pudding" model included these two subatomic particles. 

A proton with electrons inside

100

____ are atoms of the same element with a different number of neutrons

Isotopes

100

The time it takes for half the amount of a radioisotope to decay

Half-life

100

An atom has an atomic number of 17 and a mass number of 35. What are its protons, neutrons, and electrons?

Protons: 17, Electrons: 17, Neutrons: 12

200
Who came up with the idea of "atomos"?

Democritus

200

Rutherford was known for this experiment that tried to prove atoms were mostly empty space

Gold Foil Experiment

200

A weighted average based on the mass and relative abundance of all naturally occurring isotopes.

Atomic mass

200

This kind of radioactive particle is made of electrons, has a negative charge, and has intermediate penetrating power

Beta particles

200

An element has 30 protons and 35 neutrons. What are its atomic number and mass number?

Atomic number: 30, Mass number: 65

300

He worked on gas laws, even creating one of his own

Robert Boyle

300

This model for an atom included energy levels for electrons. 

The Bohr Model

300

Atoms always have what kind of charge?

Neutral
300

This type of radiation has a positive charge and usually involves Helium

Alpha particles
300

An atom has a mass number of 39 and 19 electrons. What are its protons and neutrons, and what element is it?

Protons: 19, Neutrons: 20, Potassium

400

The Father of Modern Chemistry 

Antoine Lavoisier

400

Erwin Schrödinger had a strange idea: electrons were found around the nucleus not in fixed orbitals but in this kind of shape

Clouds (The electron cloud model)

400
When looking at the mass number and finding the protons, neutrons, and electrons of an element, what is the weight of an electron?

0. An electron is not considered to have weight. Protons are 1, and Neutrons are 1

400

True or False: Nuclear Reactions violate the conservation laws

True. Matter gets converted to energy, and elements can change to different elements

400

A mystery element has three isotopes:

  • Isotope 1: mass = 50, percent abundance = 20%
  • Isotope 2: mass = 51, percent abundance = 30%
  • Isotope 3: mass = 52, percent abundance = 50%

What is its atomic mass?

(50 × 0.20) + (51 × 0.30) + (52 × 0.50)

= 10 + 15.3 + 26

= 51.3 amu

500

The man who came up with atomic theory

John Dalton

500

In Neil Bohr's model, electrons could "jump" levels. The energy required to do so was called this

Quantum

500

On the periodic table, does atomic number increase or decrease as you go down?

Increase

500

The term for when one element converts to another element in a nuclear reaction

Transmutation. Trans means to change

500

If you are given an isotope of a random element and only its atomic number and not the mass number, could you find out the number of neutrons?

No. Since it is an isotope, you need to know the mass number to find the number of neutrons

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