Atomic 1 Flashcards

1
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Which atomic model introduced the concept of the electron?

A

Thompson’s model in 1904

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2
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What did Rutherford’s model primarily identify within the atom?

A

Nucleus

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3
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Which model propose that electrons travel in fixed orbit around the nucleus?

A

Bohr’s model

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4
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Who is credited with the first atomic theory that described atoms as invisible?

A

Dalton

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5
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Which atomic model is based on quantum mechanics?

A

Modern atomic model

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6
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In which year was Thompsons model proposed?

A

1897

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7
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What is the primary feature of the modern atomic model?

A

Electron cloud

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8
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Which model was developed after Rutherford model

A

Bohr’s model

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9
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What concept did Bohr’s model introduce regarding electron behaviour?

A

Fixed orbits

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10
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Which atomic model is proposed in 400 BC?

A

Greek model

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11
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What did Dalton’s model lack compared to later models?

A

Understanding of electrons

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12
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Which atomic model was introduced in 1911?

A

Rutherford model

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13
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What is a key characteristic of Thompson’s model?

A

Discovery of electron

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14
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Which model is associated with the idea of an electron cloud?

A

Modern atomic model

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15
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What did the Greek model propose about atoms?

A

Atoms are indivisible

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16
Q

Which atomic model was developed in 1913?

A

Bohr’s model

17
Q

What is the main focus of Rutherford atomic model?

A

Nucleus

18
Q

Which atomic model was the 1st to suggest the existence of a nucleus?

A

Rutherford model

19
Q

What does atomic theory suggest about large objects?

A

They obey classical mechanics

20
Q

Which theory describes the motion of electrons?

A

Wave theory

21
Q

What is the nature of the energetic content of electrons?

A

It is quantised

22
Q

What does the electromagnetic spectrum consist of?

A

A collection of wavelengths and frequencies

23
Q

What type of mechanics do subatomic particles obey?

A

Quantum mechanics

24
Q

What is the primary focus of wave theory in relation to the electrons?

A

Their when will motion

25
Q

How are large objects described in terms of their particle composition?

A

They are made of particles

26
Q

What aspect of the electromagnetic spectrum is crucial for identifying electron motion?

A

Wavelengths and frequencies

27
Q

What is the relationship between particles and mechanics in atomic theory?

A

Particles can obey both classical and quantum mechanics

28
Q

What distinguishes subatomic particles from large objects in terms of mechanics?

A

Subatomic particles obey different mechanics

29
Q

In the context of atomic theory what is a key character characteristic of electrons?

A

They have quantised energy levels

30
Q

what type of mechanics do large objects follow according to atomic theory?

A

Classical mechanics

31
Q

What is the significance of the electromagnetic spectrum in atomic theory?

A

Identify the motion of electrons

32
Q

Which of the following best describes the motion of electrons?

A

Wave theory

33
Q

What is a fundamental property of the energetic content of electrons?

A

It is quantised

34
Q

What do we call the range of wavelengths and frequencies that characterise electromagnetic radiation

A

Electromagnetic spectrum