The Plum-Pudding model
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Bonus: Atoms Atoms
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the blueberry muffin model or the Chocolate chip cookie model
What were other names for the plum-pudding model?
100
the plum-pudding model or the discovery of the atom
What was J.J. Thomson most famous for?
100
Cavendish Laboratory
What laboratory did J.J. Thomson work at after graduation?
100
December 18, 1856
when was J.J. Thomson born?
100
the atomic number is the number of protons in an atom
how do you find the numbers of protons in an atom?
200
1904
when was the Plum-pudding model introduced?
200
the cathode ray experiment
What was the name of J.J. Thomson's experiment?
200
the electron
What part of an atom did J.J. Thomson discover?
200
August 30, 1940
When did J.J. Thomson die?
200
the building blocks of matter or the basic unit of an element
what is an atom?
300
J.J. Thomson
who created the Plum-Pudding Model?
300
3 times
how many times did he redo his Plum-Pudding Model experiment?
300
physics
What did J.J. Thomson study?
300
1906
When did J.J. Thomson win the nobel prize?
300
protons and neutrons
What make up the nucleus?
400
because when you hear Plum-Pudding model, you already have picture in your head on what it looks like.
why did they name his model after foods?
400
positively charged ions or positive rays
what did J.J. Thomson study in physics?
400
13 books over 200 papers
how many paper and books did J.J. Thomson write in his lifetime?
400
Rose Paget and she was one of his students
who did J.J. Thomson marry and how did he know her?
400
Protons have a positive charges neutrons have no charges electrons have negative charges
What are the charges of protons / neutrons / electrons?
500
10^-10
what was the radius of the Plum-Pudding model?
500
1912
when did J.J. Thomson channel a stream of ionized neon through a magnet and an electric field?
500
age 28
at what age was J.J. Thomson appointed as Rayleigh's successor as the cavendish Professor of Physics?
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Cheetham Hill, England
where was J.J. Thomson raised?
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90
how many naturally occurring atoms are there?
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