Atoms and Isotopes

Last updated over 6 years ago

20 questions

Atoms and Isotopes

Last updated over 6 years ago

20 questions

Question 1

Atoms are made out of smaller parts called subatomic particles.
Which of the following are parts of the atom?

Atoms

Neutrons 

Isotopes

Protons

Neutrionos

Electrons

Ions

Question 2

Indicate where each of the subatomic particles is found in the atom.

Electrons
Protons
Neutrons

Nucleus
Electron Cloud

Question 3

Indicate where each of the subatomic particles is found in the atom.

Electrons
Protons
Neutrons

Positive (+)
Neutral (no charge)
Negative (-)

Question 4

One the the three subatomic particles tell us the identity of the atom.

Electrons
Protons
Neutrons

Defines the atom

Question 5

Identify the following element:

Hydrogen (H)

Carbon (C)

Nitrogen (N)

Oxygen (O)

Question 6

Identify the following element:

Nitrogen (N)

Nickel (Ni)

Hydrogen (H)

Beryllium (Be)

Question 7

Identify the following element:

Potassium (K)

Oxygen (O)

Nickel (Ni)

Magnesium (Mg)

Question 8

Silicon (Si)
Fluorine (F)
Magnesium
Chlorine

Question 9

Select all which are true

The atom has 5 Protons 

The atom has 10 Protons

The atom is Ne 

The atom has 10 Neutrons

The atom has 9 Neutrons

The atom is a Noble gas 

Question 10

10.

Isotopes are _____________.

Atoms that have a charge 

Compounds 

Atoms of the same element but with different mass 

Atoms of different elements 

Question 11

11.

How do we calculate the mass number of an isotope?

Subtract Electron - Neutrons

Add Protons + Neutrons

Subtract Neutron - Protons

Add Electrons + Protons

Question 12

12.

Select all which are true

Both atoms have 6 Protons 

Atom 1 is Carbon-12   

Atom 1 has 6 Protons and Atom 2 has 8 Protons 

Atom 1 is Carbon and Atom 2 is Oxygen 

Atom 1 is Carbon-14

Both atoms are identical 

Atom 2 is Carbon- 12

Both atoms are isotopes of Carbon 

Atom 2 is Carbon- 14

Atom 1 has 6 Neutrons and Atom 2 has 8 Neutrons 

Question 13

13.

Select all true for Carbon -15

It has 5 Neutrons

It has 15 Protons 

It has 9 Neutrons

It has 6 Protons 

Its mass number is 15 

Question 14

14.

Select all true for Nitrogen -14

It has 14 Protons 

Its mass number is 7

It has 8 Neutrons

It has 7 Neutrons

It has 7 Protons 

Its mass number is 14 

Question 15

15.

Select all true for Chromium -32

It has 7 Neutrons

Its mass number is 52

It has 24 Protons 

It has 52 Protons 

It has 8 Neutrons

Its mass number is 32

Question 16

16.

Select all true statements

The atom has 6 Electrons

The atom is Lithium (Li)

The atom has 6 Protons

The atom has 3 Electrons 

The mass number is 6

The atom has 3 Neutrons

Lithium -3

Lithium - 6

The atom has 3 Protons 

The atom has 4 Neutrons

Question 17

17.

Select all which are true

The atom is liquid at room temperature 

The atom has 80 Protons 

The atom has 80 Neutrons 

The atoms has 120 Protons

The atom has 120 Neutrons

The mass number is 200

The mass number is 280

Question 18

18.

Select all which are true

The atoms has 235 Protons

The mass number is 327

The atom has 92 Neutrons 

The mass number is 235

The atom has 92 Protons 

The atom has 143 Neutrons

The atom is radioactive 

Question 19

19.

Select all which are true

The mass number is 94

The mass number is 65

The atom has 36 Neutrons

The atom has 29 Neutrons 

The atoms has 65 Protons

The atom has 29 Protons 

Question 20

20.

Select all which are true

The atom has 48 Neutrons 

The atoms has 112 Protons

The atom has 48 Protons 

The mass number is 160

The mass number is 112

The atom has 64 Neutrons

Question 1

Atoms are made out of smaller parts called subatomic particles.
Which of the following are parts of the atom?

Atoms

Neutrons 

Isotopes

Protons

Neutrionos

Electrons

Ions

Question 2

Indicate where each of the subatomic particles is found in the atom.

Electrons
Protons
Neutrons

Nucleus
Electron Cloud

Question 3

Indicate where each of the subatomic particles is found in the atom.

Electrons
Protons
Neutrons

Positive (+)
Neutral (no charge)
Negative (-)

Question 4

One the the three subatomic particles tell us the identity of the atom.

Electrons
Protons
Neutrons

Defines the atom

Question 5

Identify the following element:

Hydrogen (H)

Carbon (C)

Nitrogen (N)

Oxygen (O)

Question 6

Identify the following element:

Nitrogen (N)

Nickel (Ni)

Hydrogen (H)

Beryllium (Be)

Question 7

Identify the following element:

Potassium (K)

Oxygen (O)

Nickel (Ni)

Magnesium (Mg)

Question 8

Silicon (Si)
Fluorine (F)
Magnesium
Chlorine

Question 9

Select all which are true

The atom has 5 Protons 

The atom has 10 Protons

The atom is Ne 

The atom has 10 Neutrons

The atom has 9 Neutrons

The atom is a Noble gas 

Question 10

10.

Isotopes are _____________.

Atoms that have a charge 

Compounds 

Atoms of the same element but with different mass 

Atoms of different elements 

Question 11

11.

How do we calculate the mass number of an isotope?

Subtract Electron - Neutrons

Add Protons + Neutrons

Subtract Neutron - Protons

Add Electrons + Protons

Question 12

12.

Select all which are true

Both atoms have 6 Protons 

Atom 1 is Carbon-12   

Atom 1 has 6 Protons and Atom 2 has 8 Protons 

Atom 1 is Carbon and Atom 2 is Oxygen 

Atom 1 is Carbon-14

Both atoms are identical 

Atom 2 is Carbon- 12

Both atoms are isotopes of Carbon 

Atom 2 is Carbon- 14

Atom 1 has 6 Neutrons and Atom 2 has 8 Neutrons 

Question 13

13.

Select all true for Carbon -15

It has 5 Neutrons

It has 15 Protons 

It has 9 Neutrons

It has 6 Protons 

Its mass number is 15 

Question 14

14.

Select all true for Nitrogen -14

It has 14 Protons 

Its mass number is 7

It has 8 Neutrons

It has 7 Neutrons

It has 7 Protons 

Its mass number is 14 

Question 15

15.

Select all true for Chromium -32

It has 7 Neutrons

Its mass number is 52

It has 24 Protons 

It has 52 Protons 

It has 8 Neutrons

Its mass number is 32

Question 16

16.

Select all true statements

The atom has 6 Electrons

The atom is Lithium (Li)

The atom has 6 Protons

The atom has 3 Electrons 

The mass number is 6

The atom has 3 Neutrons

Lithium -3

Lithium - 6

The atom has 3 Protons 

The atom has 4 Neutrons

Question 17

17.

Select all which are true

The atom is liquid at room temperature 

The atom has 80 Protons 

The atom has 80 Neutrons 

The atoms has 120 Protons

The atom has 120 Neutrons

The mass number is 200

The mass number is 280

Question 18

18.

Select all which are true

The atoms has 235 Protons

The mass number is 327

The atom has 92 Neutrons 

The mass number is 235

The atom has 92 Protons 

The atom has 143 Neutrons

The atom is radioactive 

Question 19

19.

Select all which are true

The mass number is 94

The mass number is 65

The atom has 36 Neutrons

The atom has 29 Neutrons 

The atoms has 65 Protons

The atom has 29 Protons 

Question 20

20.

Select all which are true

The atom has 48 Neutrons 

The atoms has 112 Protons

The atom has 48 Protons 

The mass number is 160

The mass number is 112

The atom has 64 Neutrons

Atoms and Isotopes

Atoms and Isotopes

Atoms are made out of smaller parts called subatomic particles. Which of the following are parts of the atom?

Indicate where each of the subatomic particles is found in the atom.

Indicate where each of the subatomic particles is found in the atom.

One the the three subatomic particles tell us the identity of the atom.

Identify the following element:

Identify the following element:

Identify the following element:

Select all which are true

Isotopes are _____________.

How do we calculate the mass number of an isotope?

Select all which are true

Select all true for Carbon -15

Select all true for Nitrogen -14

Select all true for Chromium -32

Select all true statements

Select all which are true

Select all which are true

Select all which are true

Select all which are true

Atoms are made out of smaller parts called subatomic particles. Which of the following are parts of the atom?

Indicate where each of the subatomic particles is found in the atom.

Indicate where each of the subatomic particles is found in the atom.

One the the three subatomic particles tell us the identity of the atom.

Identify the following element:

Identify the following element:

Identify the following element:

Select all which are true

Isotopes are _____________.

How do we calculate the mass number of an isotope?

Select all which are true

Select all true for Carbon -15

Select all true for Nitrogen -14

Select all true for Chromium -32

Select all true statements

Select all which are true

Select all which are true

Select all which are true

Select all which are true

Atoms are made out of smaller parts called subatomic particles.
Which of the following are parts of the atom?

Atoms are made out of smaller parts called subatomic particles.
Which of the following are parts of the atom?