Plum Pudding Atomic Model Flashcards

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In the plum pudding model, what charge was found in the center of the atom that kept the elctrons attracted to it?

A

positive

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Which one of the following is the correct sequence for the discovery of subatomic particles

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electrons>protons>neutrons

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Scientists use the term “atomic model” to describe the atom. Why do we refer to our understanding of the atom this way instead of just saying “atom”

A

All of the above are true

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Thomson’s atomic model proved to be accurate and is still largely accepted today.

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False

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5
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In Thomson’s model of the atom, electrons are embedded throughout a negatively charged sphere

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False

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6
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Who developed a new atomic model about five years after Thomson?

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Ernest Rutherford

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7
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A model gives an idea of what the real thing is

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True

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Models are useful in science because they help us understand basic structures.

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True

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