The number of protons and electrons is equal on the periodic table
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Question 2
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We NOW (currently) know that electrons move slowly on orbits around the nucleus.
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Question 3
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What do we call our current model of the atom?
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Question 4
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Who was the first to say that MATTER could be broken down into smaller parts; he gave the atom its name by saying the smallest particle is indivisible, or "Atomos".
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Question 5
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Which scientist came up with the planetary model, which stated that electrons orbit the nucleus like planets and are arranged in a set pattern on energy shells according to their energy levels?
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Question 6
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This scientist was credited for creating several laws regarding the atomic behavior and how atoms formed matter, such as "The Law of Conservation of Matter" and "The Law of Definite Proportions"
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Question 7
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This scientist discovered the proton and the nucleus, leading him to also discover that most of the atom is actually made up of empty space where the electrons reside.
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Question 8
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Who discovered the electron?
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Question 9
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This scientist discovered that there was another particle inside the nucleus and that it did not have a charge. He called this subatomic particle the Neutron
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Question 10
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Who was the first scientist who said that ATOMS could be broken down into/that it contained smaller parts when he discovered the first subatomic particle.
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Question 11
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Which scientist came up with this model that said electrons floated freely in a positively charged space? It is often referred to as the Plum Pudding Model
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Question 12
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How many Neutrons does the element Indium have?
ONLY TYPE THE NUMBER FOR YOUR ANSWER. Do not include words, spaces, or punctuation
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Question 13
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Whose model of an atom said that protons exist inside a space called the nucleus while electrons float randomly around the nucleus in a free space?
HINT: It was called the Nuclear model due to the discovery of the nucleus
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Question 14
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Select the subatomic particle(s) that determine the mass of an atom
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Question 15
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What is the location and charge of electrons within an atom?
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Question 16
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Which is a true statement?
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Question 17
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The rows (horizontal) on the periodic table are called ______________________ . They tell us the number of an atom's __________________ .
The columns (vertical) on the periodic table are called ___________ . They tell us the number of ______________________ the atom will have.
Other Answer Choices:
Energy Shells
Groups
Valence Electrons
Periods
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Question 18
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Which subatomic particle determines the identity of an atom?
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Question 19
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Wich element has 6 valence electrons?
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Question 20
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Which element has 4 energy shells?
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Question 21
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Which Element is located in period 3, Group 4?
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Question 22
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Write the answers for Arsenic in order from left to right.
Separate each box's answer by a comma and a space.
There should be no words or labels, just a chemical symbol followed by 7 numbers.
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Question 23
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Write the answers for Barium in order from left to right.
Separate each box's answer with a comma and a space.
There should be no words or labels, just a chemical symbol followed by 7 numbers.
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Question 24
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Changing the amount of neutrons in an atom would change the atom's _____.
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Question 25
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List the subatomic particles in order of largest mass to smallest mass.
List the largest mass first.
Proton
Electron
Neutron
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Question 26
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List the scientists in chronological order (from oldest to most recent)
Chadwick
Dalton
Democritus
Bohr
Thomson
Rutherford
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Question 27
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What is a valence electron? (explain in a complete sentence)
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Question 28
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In 3 complete sentences, explain how the atomic number represents both protons and electrons when we are using the periodic table.
Make sure you specifically state the information provided in the three hints below.
READ PROVIDED HINTS
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Question 29
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Extra Credit: What does the law of conservation of matter state?
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Question 30
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EXTRA CREDIT: Which Elements have similar properties and will chemically bond with other elements in the same way?