1)
Which subatomic
particle did Thomson
discover?
Answer: 82
2)
What did Bohr call
his model of the
atom?
Answer: 17
3)
Who used a cathode
ray tube to make a
discovery?
Answer: +1
4)
If an element had three
isotopes in the following
relative abundance, what
would the atomic mass of
the element be?
60.00% 70.00 amu
35.00% 68.00 amu
5.00% 72.00 amu
Answer: Democritus
5)
What experiment did
Rutherford used to
develop his atomic
model?
Answer: no mass
6) How many protons
does Carbon have?
Answer: 13
7) How many
electrons does a
neutral atom of
Nitrogen have?
Answer: Electron
8) Which of Dalton’s
ideas of the atom
were wrong?
Answer: atomic
number
9) What causes an atom
to have a positive
charge?
Answer: Plum
Pudding
10) Which subatomic
particles make up the
nucleus of an atom?
Answer: 20
11) What causes an atom
to have a negative
charge?
Answer: the
periodic table
12) What is the
charge on a
proton?
Answer: the
nucleus
13) What is the
charge on an
electron?
Answer: All atoms have
the same mass and are
indivisible.
14) What is the charge
on a neutron?
Answer: 8
15) What is the mass of
an electron?
Answer: 100
16) If I add protons and
neutrons together,
what do I get?
s
Answer: 69.40 a.m.u
17) What is the number
of protons equal to?
Answer: Gain of
Electrons
18) What do Isotopes
have differing
numbers of?
Answer: Thomson
19) Who had the FIRST
idea about an atom?
Answer: Lost of
electrons
20) What is the mass of
an atom that has 45
protons, 47 electrons
and 55 neutrons?
Answer: protons and
neutrons
21) What did Thomson
call his model of the
atom?
Answer: no charge
22) What did
Rutherford
discover?
Answer: Gold Foil
Experiment
23) How many protons
does Lead (Pb)
have?
Answer: 6
24) How many
electrons does a
neutral atom of
Chlorine (Cl)
have?
Answer: 7
25) How many
neutrons does
Carbon-14 have?
Answer: -1
26)
How many
neutrons does
Chlorine-37 have?
Answer: Planetary
Model
27)
How many protons
does Aluminum
(Al) have?
Answer: Atomic Mass
28)
Where can we find
ALL the elements?
Answer:
Neutrons