Lesson 2: Atomic Structure
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17 questions
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Take three minutes to interact with the simulation. Write three observations you have about the simulation.
Take three minutes to interact with the simulation. Write three observations you have about the simulation.
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Which subatomic particle determines an atom's identity?
Which subatomic particle determines an atom's identity?
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Determine the charge, mass, and location of each subatomic particle in the atom.
Determine the charge, mass, and location of each subatomic particle in the atom.
- in the nucleus (center)
- mass number = 0
- Neutral (0) charge
- in the orbits (orbitals)
- mass number = 1
- Positive (+) charge
- Negative (-) charge
- proton
- neutron
- electron
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Which of the following best describes how to calculate the mass number of an atom?
Which of the following best describes how to calculate the mass number of an atom?
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Which of the following best explains what an ion is?
Which of the following best explains what an ion is?
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Complete the table
Complete the table
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Click on the Symbol screen and interact with the simulation. Write three observations you have from the 'Symbol' screen.
Click on the Symbol screen and interact with the simulation. Write three observations you have from the 'Symbol' screen.
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Let's figure out the important parts of an atomic symbol.
Using the symbol above, identify:- how the value of each letter is determined
- what the letter represents.
Let's figure out the important parts of an atomic symbol.
Using the symbol above, identify:
- how the value of each letter is determined
- what the letter represents.
- represents: charge
- represents: element symbol
- represents: atomic number
- represents: mass number
- determined by: (# of protons) + (# of neutrons)
- determined by: (# of protons) - (# of electrons)
- determined by: # of protons
- a
- b
- c
- d
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Part 3: Game Screen
The moment you've been waiting for! Click on the 'Game' Screen at the bottom of the simulation. Spend some time playing each of the four games.
Add your score for each game to the picture below.
Part 3: Game Screen
The moment you've been waiting for! Click on the 'Game' Screen at the bottom of the simulation. Spend some time playing each of the four games.
Add your score for each game to the picture below.
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Match the sentences below with the words that best go in the blanks.
Match the sentences below with the words that best go in the blanks.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
A nucleus is made up of neutrons and ____. | arrow_right_alt | atoms |
All matter is composed of tiny particles called ____. | arrow_right_alt | nucleus |
Protons and neutrons are ____ than electrons. | arrow_right_alt | protons |
The center part of an atom is called the ____. | arrow_right_alt | outside of |
There is mostly ____ between electrons. | arrow_right_alt | empty space |
Elecrons are found ____ the nucleus. | arrow_right_alt | more massive |
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A calcium (Ca) atom has a mass number of 42. How many neutrons are in the atom?
A calcium (Ca) atom has a mass number of 42. How many neutrons are in the atom?
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An oxygen ion with a charge of -2 has eight electrons.
An oxygen ion with a charge of -2 has eight electrons.
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Match the following atom/ion descriptions with the element
Match the following atom/ion descriptions with the element
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
An atom with 24 neutrons and a mass number of 50 | arrow_right_alt | Tc (Technetium) |
An atom with 36 protons and 36 electrons | arrow_right_alt | Fe (Iron) |
An atom with a neutral charge and 24 electrons | arrow_right_alt | Br (Bromine) |
An atom with 43 protons | arrow_right_alt | V (Vanadium) |
An ion with 36 electrons and a charge of -1 | arrow_right_alt | Cr (Chromium) |
At atom with 23 protons and a mass number of 43 | arrow_right_alt | Kr (Krypton) |
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Use the periodic table to fill out the table below. Assume all atoms are neutrally charged (i.e., they are not ions!)
Use the periodic table to fill out the table below. Assume all atoms are neutrally charged (i.e., they are not ions!)
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What numbers did you write in the colored boxes in question 16? Match your answers below!
What numbers did you write in the colored boxes in question 16? Match your answers below!
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Pink | arrow_right_alt | 53 |
Orange | arrow_right_alt | 20 |
Green | arrow_right_alt | 13 |
Purple | arrow_right_alt | 64 |
Blue | arrow_right_alt | 5 |
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Use the periodic table to fill out the table below.
Use the periodic table to fill out the table below.
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What numbers did you write in the colored boxes in question 18? Match your answers below!
What numbers did you write in the colored boxes in question 18? Match your answers below!
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Orange | arrow_right_alt | 10 |
Pink | arrow_right_alt | 11 |
Green | arrow_right_alt | +3 |
Blue | arrow_right_alt | 36 |
Purple | arrow_right_alt | +1 |