These particles are negatively charge and are found outside the nucleus.
What are electrons?
The first model of the atom, by John Dalton, was named after this sport's ball because of its compact nature.
What is the Billiard Ball model?
Give an example of an element using its name and symbol.
Answers may vary. H - Hydrogen, O - Oxygen, He - Helium, Mg - Magnesium, etc.
If an atom was enlarged so the electrons were spinning around the stands of a football stadium, the nucleus be the size of this
What is a marble or something similar?
These particles have a positive charge and are found inside the nucleus.
What are protons?
J.J.Thompson's model look like this fruit pudding because of the position of the electrons.
What is Plum pudding?
The following is an example of a
NaSO4
What is a compound?
Atoms are filled mostly with this
What is empty space?
These particles are located within the nucleus, and have no charge.
What are neutrons?
This scientist used gold foil to discover the dense nucleus of an atom.
Who is Ernest Rutherford?
Pure substances include these two types of matter
What are elements and compounds?
How many neutrons are in Nitrogen?
14-7=7
There are this many unique atoms
What is 118?
The inner part of an atom that contains the proton and the neutron is called the __________.
What is the nucleus?
The atomic theory has changed over time due to this
What is new scientific evidence from experiments and advancements in technology.
List the following from smallest to largest
Element, proton, compound, electron
What is
electron --> proton --> element --> compound
Atomic theory is a theory and not a law because
Location of the electrons
What is the electron cloud?
The change to the Quantum model was important because
What is it showed the unpredictable behavior of the electrons more accurately? (or something similar to this)
The difference between compounds and molecules
What is molecules are two or more atoms of any element bonded together, compounds are created by different elements bonded together?
The number of electrons of a neutral atom that has an atomic number of 12.
What are 12 electrons?
The difference between atoms of a solid, liquid, and gas is
What is the energy and and space between particles?