History
Terminology
Structure
Potpourri
Radioactivity
100

This experiment lead to the discovery of the atomic nucleus.

The gold foil experiment

100

The time it takes half of an element to decay

Half Life

100

How many protons are in potassium?

19

100

This type of atom has a charge of zero.

Neutral

100

The least dangerous type of decay

Alpha

200

These particles were found by experimenting with a cathode ray tube.

Electrons

200

This particle is made of 2 protons and 2 neutrons

Alpha

200

The number of electrons are in a chlorine ion with a -1 charge.

18

200

The name for this element: Am

(pronounced correctly)

Americium

200

The part of the atom which nuclear chemistry takes place in

The nucleus

300

This scientist was not really a scientist, but was the first to hypothesize about the existence of atoms.

Democritus

300

The name of an ion which has lost electrons

Cations

300

The number of neutrons in Magnesium-26

14

300

The daughter of 23892U after alpha decay

23490Th

300

The term for radiation which can damage cells and DNA

Ionizing

400

Schrodinger discovered that electrons do not travel in perfect circles, but in this manner instead.

Waves

400

These particles vary in number when an element is in the form of different isotopes.

Neutrons

400

The number of neutrons in 4220Ca+2

22

400

What a gamma particle is made out of

Light, Energy or Photons

400

The type of decay which doesn't change the particles in the nucleus.

Gamma

500

Bohr observed that elements give off specific colors of light after being subject to electricity and its electrons undergo this process.

Jumping between energy levels (or orbits or rings)

500

When these two particles are equal in number, the resulting atom is neutral.

Protons and Neutrons

500

The number of protons in tungsten

74

500

The daughter of 23490Th after undergoing beta decay

23491Pa

500

The type of decay when an element has too many neutrons

Beta