Measurement
Atomic Theory 1
Atomic Theory 2
Atomic Theory 3
Atomic Theory 4
100

When determining significant figures, if there is NO decimal present, you start from the __________ side and begin counting at the first non-zero number.

Atlantic

or

right

100

Protons have a _______ charge.

What is Positive?

100

Which scientist first determined that electrons are found outside of the nucleus?

Rutherford

100

Which two particles are found in the nucleus?

What are protons and neutrons?

100

Who discovered the solar system model of the atom?

Bohr

200

A tarp’s sides are measured as 3450 m and 120 m. 

How would you solve for the area of the tarp?

Length times width!!

200

Dalton stated that atoms of different elements  have _________ properties.

Different

200

What subatomic particle is negatively charged, quantized on energy levels around the nucleus, and have practically no mass?

What is an Electron?

200

This scientist is credited for the Nuclear Model of the atom.

Who is Rutherford?

200

What Greek philosopher originally came up with the word "Atomos" for an indivisible particle?

What is Democritus?

300

Scientists estimate that the Nazca Plate moves toward South America at about 7 cm each year, helping form the Andes Mountains. How far is this movement in kilometers?

0.00007 km

300
Which scientist stated that negatively charged electrons are embedded in a positively charged atom?

Thomson

300

What subatomic particle was discovered by Rutherford?

Proton

300
This scientist came up with the first atomic theory of the atom.

Who is Dalton?

300

Which scientist theorized that atoms have orbiting electrons that can jump energy levels?

Who is Niels Bohr?

400

A rectangular lab mat has length 14.23 m and width 2.6 m.

How many significant figures would you use to express the area (length times width)?

2


Always use the lowest number of significant figures on your calculations for your final answer.

400

Where is most of the atom's mass located?

Nucleus

400

In Bohr's model, orbits are called _______.

Energy levels

400

There were two major findings of Rutherford's Gold Foil Experiment.  Name one.

The atom is mostly empty space

OR

There is a positively charged nucleus

400

What did Rutherford determine with the Gold Foil experiment? 

The atom has a small dense positively charged nucleus, but is most empty space

500

While analyzing a water sample, a lab technician measures the mass of dissolved salt to be 0.0000725 g. 

In proper scientific notation, the number would be written as 7.25 × _____ g 

10⁻⁵

or 

7.25 × 10⁻⁵ g

500

Name two of John Dalton's postulates of Atomic Theory:

What is:

All matter consists of indivisible particles called atoms.

Atoms can neither be created nor destroyed.

Atoms of the same element are identical in mass and properties.

Compounds are formed by a combination of two or more different kinds of atoms.

500

Who published a theory about atomic structure, suggesting that electrons are found only in certain energy levels?


Who is Niels Bohr?

500

A neutrally charge atom has the same number of these two subatomic particles:

What are protons and electrons?

500

What did Rutherford use to bombard the gold foil in his experiment? 

Helium atoms, or alpha particles.