Scientific Hypothesis, Theory, Law
Atomic Model History
Modern Electron Cloud Model
Elements, Compounds, Mixtures
Random Trivia
100

The following is an example of a ____________.

If I drink more water throughout the day, I can run further at practice.

Hypothesis

100

J.J. Thomson's Plum Pudding or Chocolate Chip Cookie Model was the first to introduce negatively charged _________________ to the model of an atom.

Electrons

100

___________ (+) and ________ (neutral) are found in the nucleus of an atom, while ____________ (-) are found in the electron cloud surrounding the nucleus.

Protons

Neutrons

Electrons

100

Label each statement as Element, Compound, or Mixture.

A: Two or more different elements chemically bonded

B: Made up Entirely of one type of Atom (all the same)

C: Two or more different substances in the same place but NOT chemically bonded

A: Compound

B: Element

C: Mixture

100

How many years did the 100 years war between England and France ACTUALLY last?

116

200

The _________ of Gravity explains WHY an apple falls to the ground when dropped.

Theory

200

True or False:

There is nothing new to discover about atoms.

False

200

Particle 1 must be a(n) _______________ because it is found outside the Nucleus.

 

Electron

200

Can be broken down into a simpler substances using ONLY chemical means (chemistry).

What is a compound?

200

How many times has Brazil won the world cup?

5

300

The following is an example of a ________.

F = m*a

What is a Law

300

While Bohr discovered that Electron's orbit the Nucleus, what was incorrect or a limitation of his Planetary Model?

Electrons DO NOT orbit in defined paths like planets around the sun, instead they exist and orbit in a cloud like region known as the Electron Cloud

300

Particle 2 could either be a ___________ or a __________.

Proton or Neutron

300

Label each of the three images.

         A                          B                          C

A - Element

B - Compound

C - Mixture

300

How many countries are in Africa?

54

400

A testable explanation or prediction based on observations.

What is a Hypothesis?
400

True or False: 

Models in science cannot include all details of the objects they represent and often must be changed or added to based on new discoveries. In other word, Models have Limitations.

True

400

The smallest subatomic particle (almost 2000x smaller then the others)

What is the Electron?
400

Can be separated into different substances using physical means. In other words, using the physical properties of the each substance to separate them.

What is a Mixture?

400

How many muscles are in the human body?

About 600.

500

An explanation of why something in the natural world happens, based on strong scientific evidence.

What is a Theory?

500

What discovery was made by Ernest Rutherford during his gold foil experiment where most particles pasted straight the foil?

The Atom is mostly empty space with a dense nucleus at the center

500

These two subatomic particles have about the same mass and make up most of the atom's mass.

What are Protons and Neutrons?

500

Label image D and E.

D - Mixture of Compounds

E - Mixture of Element and Compound

500

What is the height of Mt. Everest in meters?

8,848 meters

600

A statement that explains HOW an observed pattern or natural phenomenon happens, often represented by a mathematical formula.

What is a Law?

600

What are two reasons that the model of the atom has changed over time, demonstrating the Nature of Science?

1. Improved Technology

2. Collaboration among scientist

3. More detailed and Specific Research

All helped lead to new discoveries

600

Represents the probability or likelihood of an electron's location

The Electron Cloud

600

Label each as either an Element, Compound, or Mixture.

a - Calcium (Ca)

b - Nitric Acid (HNO3)

c - Air

d - Silicon (Si)

e - Baking Powder (NaHCO3)

a - Element

b - Compound

c - Mixture

d - Element

e - Compound

600

How many hearts does a worm have?

5