ATOMS, MOLECULES AND IONS Flashcards

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Who discovered electrons i.e cathode rays

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William Crooke

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In William crooke’s experiment, the rays were observed as

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Streaks of purple light which are attracted to the positive plate of the electric field

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3
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Cathode rays can be deflected by both electric and magnetic field, true or false

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True

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4
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William Crooke’s experiment in a discharge tube was based on gases at ….

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Low pressure

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5
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The electrodes in the sealed tube were connected to a direct current source of…. Which were

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High voltage , lead acid accumulators in series

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6
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William Crooke observed cathode rays in the year

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1870

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7
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William Crooke’s experiment was based on the …. Nature of electrons

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Qualitative

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8
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Who calculated the charge to mass ratio of electrons

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J.J Thompson

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J.J Thompson’ s experiment was carried out using …. And is considered

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Modified cathode ray tube

Quantitative

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10
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The value of the charge to mass ratio is

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1.76 X 10^11 C/Kg

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J.J Thompson’s aluminium plates were separated about …. Centimetres

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5

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12
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The flourescent screen in Thompson’s experiment was

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Zinc sulphide

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13
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Cathode rays were attracted to

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The positive plate

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14
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In Thompson’s experiment, the magnetic field is equal to

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The centripetal force and electric field

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15
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The formula for charge to mass ratio is

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E/rB^2

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16
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The proton is about … Heavier than an electron

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1850 times

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17
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The absolute charge on an electron was measured by …. In the year….

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R.Millikan in 1909

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18
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J.J measured charge to mass ratio in the year

19
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R. Millikan balance gravitational force with

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Electric force

20
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By R. Millikan’s experiment, the value of charge on an electron is calc to be

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1.6 ×10^-19

21
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Who discovered proton

22
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When was proton discovered

23
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Goldstein used a…… To observe the motion of protons

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A modified cathode ray tube

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Protons were observed as

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Luminous rays passing through perforations in the cathode and attracted too the negative plate

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Protons were named by
Ernest Rutherford
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Rutherford's Model of the atomic structure was called
The nuclear model
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The alpha scattering experiment is also known as.... And lead to a definition of the correct. .
Gold foil experiment, atomic structure
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In their experiments in .....German scientist Boethe and student, Becker bombarded
In 1930 Berrylium with alpha particles
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Who discovered neutrons?
James Chadwick
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Nothing
Nothjng
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James Chadwick was the first to correctly name the emissions from various existing experiments in
1932
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The gold foil experiment was carried out in.... By ....
1911 by Ernest Rutherford, Hans Giegar and Ernest Mardsen
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Who discovered x-rays when?
Konrad Röentgen in 1896
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Mosley's experiment was to determine
The absolute number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus
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The formula v^1/2 = Z(c-b) is the result of
Mosley's experiment where v is frequency and c and b are constants
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Neutrons have ... Charge and are ... By electric and magnetic fields
No charge, undeflected
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Mass of neutron and proton on the carbon-12 scales are
1.0087 and 1.0073
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Formula for binding energy is
dM/A × 1.492×10^-10 J
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For electrovalent bond, ionisation energy must be ...., Lattice energy and electron affinity must be. .
Low and large; high
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In a mass spectrometer the function of the ion detector is to ....
Convert mass to charge ratio to electric current
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The lighter the mass, the smaller the . . . And..... the deflection
Radius, larger
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The energy required to break down a nucleus to its components is called
Binding energy exp in joule per nucleus
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Who suggested the quantisation theory
Max Planck
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Niel Bohrs theory states that
Electrons exist in quantum energy levels