Chapter 4:2 structure of the nuclear atom Flashcards

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Who discovered the electrons in 1897?

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JJ Thomson

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2
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What has a negative charge?

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Electrons

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3
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What are glass tubes fitted at both ends with metal disks?

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Electrodes

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4
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What electrode became positively charged?

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The anode

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5
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What electrode had a negative charge?

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The cathode which resulted in the cathode ray “Cathode Ray Tube” -Jj Thomson discovering electrons

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6
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What is a stream of tiny, negatively charged particles moving at high-speed.

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Electrons

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7
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What did Jj Thomson discover about electrons?

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Charged to mass

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8
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What did Thomson conclude?

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Electrons are a component in every atom

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9
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Who was the US physicist that carried out experiments to find the quanity of an electron charge?

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Robert A. Millikan

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10
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Who did the oil-drop experiment?

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Millikan

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11
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What is accepted from Millikan today?

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Values for electron charge and mass

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12
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What has one unit of negative charge?

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An electron

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13
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Do atoms have an electrical charge?

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No they’re neutral

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14
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What’s the lightest atom?

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Hydrogen

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15
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What are electrical charges Carried by?

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Particles of matter

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16
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Do electrical charging always exist in whole number multiples of a single basic unit?

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Yes

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17
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Protons and electrons are equal then an electrically neutral particle is formed? True or false

18
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Who discovered a positively charged particle in 1886?

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Eugen goldstien

19
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What is another name for canal rays?

20
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What did James Chadwick in 1932 discover?

21
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What are smaller than subatomic particles?

22
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What is one important change to daltons theory?

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Atoms are now known to be divisible

23
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True or false? Most scientists thought it was likely electrons were evenly spread through the an atom?

24
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What was thomsons model called?

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Plum pudding model

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Who made thomsons model short lived?
Ernest Rutherford
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Where was Rutherford born?
New Zealand
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In 1911 what experiment occurred by Rutherford?
Gold-foil
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What were used in the foil experiment?
Alpha particles
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What happened to some alpha particles?
Bounced off gold at large angles
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Who said the atom is mostly empty space?
Rutherford
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Is the atom a mostly positive charge will all the mass in a small region of negative charge to deflect the alpha particles?
No, a small region will a POSITIVE charge
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What is the core of the atom?
The nucleus
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What is the Nucleus composed off?
Protons and neutrons
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What is Rutherfords model referred to as?
Nuclear atom
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What charge does the nucleus have?
Positive
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Is the nucleus large and not dense or tiny and densely packed?
Tiny and densely packed
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What happened in 1803?
Daltons atomic theory: Solid atom No parts Homogeneous
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What happened in 1897?
``` JJ Thomson discovers electrons: Cathode Ray Tube "plum pudding model" Positively charged cloud Charge to mass ratio ```
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What happened 1911?
Rutherford discovered nucleus: | Gold foil experiment
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What happened in 1917?
Robert Millikan used oil drop experiment to prove electrons
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What happened in 1932?
Neutrons discovered by James Chadwick
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What are atomic masses measured in?
Grams