Name the Scientist
Name the Scientist and Subatomic particles
Ions & Istopes
Misc
Scientific Notation
100

This Scientist thought atoms are indivisible particles and the shape and texture of atoms varies depending on the type of matter in which they are found.

Democritus

100

This subatomic particle is the largest

Neutron 

100

Ions that have more protons than electrons have an excess of positive charge and are known as?

Cations

100

The unique number of protons in the atoms of an element is that element’s

Atomic Number

100

Convert the given numbers given in standard (or decimal) notation to scientific notation, and the numbers given in scientific notation to standard (or decimal) notation.

3.14 x 100 

3.14

200

This Scientist thought atoms are hard spheres of different sizes and weights, surrounded by heat envelopes.

Dalton

200

This subatomic particle is not found in the nucleus 

Electron

200

An anion has a negative charge because it has gained?

An electron

200

The weighted average of the masses of all the naturally occurring isotopes of that element

Average Atomic Mass

200

Convert the given numbers given in standard (or decimal) notation to scientific notation, and the numbers given in scientific notation to standard (or decimal) notation.

299,792,458

2.99792458 x 108

300

This Scientist is known for the Plum pudding model, and suggested negatively charged electrons embedded in a positive substance.

Thomson

300

The quantity of this subatomic particle determines the atom's identity 

Proton 

300

Atoms of the same element with differing numbers of neutrons are called?

Isotopes

300

Number of Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons for a neutral Iron atom

Iron, Fe,

p+ = 26, e- = 26, 

n = 56-26 = 30

300

Convert the given numbers given in standard (or decimal) notation to scientific notation, and the numbers given in scientific notation to standard (or decimal) notation.

0.00218

2.18 x 10-3

400

This Scientist is known for the Saturnian model, and thought the atom had a massive and positively charged center surrounded by a flat ring of electrons

Nagaoka

400

This Scientist developed a model that placed electrons in orbits at specific distances from the nucleus.

Bohr

400

One isotope of Chlorine has 17 protons and 20 neutrons. What is the name of this isotope

Chlorine-37

400

How would you represents a Magnesium cation that has lost 2 electrons?

Mg2+

400

Convert the given numbers given in standard (or decimal) notation to scientific notation, and the numbers given in scientific notation to standard (or decimal) notation.

9.81 x 10-2

0.0981

500

This Scientist is responsible the Nuclear model which had a tiny, but massive, positively charged nucleus surrounded by electrons.

Rutherford

500

This Scientist developed the Quantum mechanical model, which has oddly shaped, overlapping orbitals to indicate areas of where electrons in different energy levels are likely to be found.

Schrodinger

500

What is the isotope notation for Phosphorus-31?

31 15 P

See page 59

500

This Law states that opposite electrical charges attract each other, while the same charges repel each other

The Law of Electrostatic Charges

500

Convert the given numbers given in standard (or decimal) notation to scientific notation, and the numbers given in scientific notation to standard (or decimal) notation.

 4.5901 x 108

459,010,000