Definitions
Mass/Density
Atoms 1
Atoms 2
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100

Define Model

A representation of a process or an object in nature that allows us to more easily understand it.

100

Are weight and mass the same?

Nope

100

True or False:

All atoms of the same element are identical.

False

100

True or False:

Atoms are the smallest thing in existence and cannot be broken into smaller pieces. In other words, atoms are indivisible.

False

100

What do you call it when you get 3 strikes in a row when bowling?

A Turkey

200

Define Ratio

The relationship determined by dividing the first quantity by the second quantity.

OR

A fraction

200

What is the formula for density?

Mass/Volume
200

What was the first model of the atom AND what was the last model of the atom?

The plum pudding model

The quantum mechanical model

200

Who was the first person to assume that electrons moved in very specific orbits according to the amount of energy they had?

Bohr

200

How many pins do you need to knock down in a perfect game (300 pts)?

120

300

Define Centripetal Force

A force that acts on an object moving in a circle, directed towards the center of the circe.

300

Which has more mass, an elephant or a kitten?

An Elephant

300

If an electron were to lose energy, how would it move?

Closer to the nucleus

300

An object has a positive charge. How could you give it a negative charge?

Take away protons or give it electrons.

300

How many lanes are in the world's largest bowling alley?

116

Inazawa Grand Bowl in Japan boasts an incredible 116 lanes

400
Define Nucleus

The center of the atom, where there is a concentrated, positive charge.

400

Suppose I were to pour honey, oil, and water into a container. Also suppose that the honey sunk to the bottom, the water floated to the top, and the oil was in the middle. Which of the three liquids has the lowest density?

The Water

400

What type of radioactive particles are negatively charged?

Beta

400

What type of radioactive particles have no charge?

Gamma

400

How heavy is the heaviest bowling ball players are allowed to use in professional bowling?

16 lbs

500

Define Mass Spectrograph

An instrument that measures the mass of individual atoms or molecules.

500

Object A has twice the mass of Object B, and Object B has twice the mass of Object C. Which object is the heaviest?

A

500

Suppose an atom has 7 electrons, 7 protons, and 7 neutrons. How many of electrons, protons, and neutrons could an isotope of that atom have?

7 electrons

7 protons

Any number other than 7 neutrons.

500

What did Schrodinger decide to treat electrons like instead of particles?

Light/Waves

500

How heavy was the lightest bowling ball ever made?

4 lbs

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