1 Electrons Inquiry
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19 questions
Note from the author:
Follow these directions in the simulation:
1. Select the "Atom" activity
2. Click and drag all of the electrons (blue) onto the atom in the center of the screen.
Note: The inner blue dashed line is the "first shell" and the outer blue dashed line is the "second shell".
Follow these directions in the simulation:
1. Select the "Atom" activity
2. Click and drag all of the electrons (blue) onto the atom in the center of the screen.
Note: The inner blue dashed line is the "first shell" and the outer blue dashed line is the "second shell".
Answer the following questions about the simulation
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How many electrons are in the first "shell"?
How many electrons are in the first "shell"?
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How many electrons are in the second "shell"?
How many electrons are in the second "shell"?
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An atom with 4 protons (red), 5 neutrons (gray), & 4 electrons (blue)?
An atom with 4 protons (red), 5 neutrons (gray), & 4 electrons (blue)?
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An atom with 4 protons (red), 4 neutrons (gray), & 4 electrons (blue)?
An atom with 4 protons (red), 4 neutrons (gray), & 4 electrons (blue)?
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An atom with 4 protons (red), 5 neutrons (gray), & 3 electrons (blue)?
An atom with 4 protons (red), 5 neutrons (gray), & 3 electrons (blue)?
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An atom with 4 protons (red), 5 neutrons (gray), & 5 electrons (blue)?
An atom with 4 protons (red), 5 neutrons (gray), & 5 electrons (blue)?
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An atom with 9 protons (red), 10 neutrons (gray), & 8 electrons (blue)?
An atom with 9 protons (red), 10 neutrons (gray), & 8 electrons (blue)?
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An atom with 6 protons (red), 6 neutrons (gray), & 4 electrons (blue)?
An atom with 6 protons (red), 6 neutrons (gray), & 4 electrons (blue)?
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An atom with 8 protons (red), 9 neutrons (gray), & 7 electrons (blue)?
An atom with 8 protons (red), 9 neutrons (gray), & 7 electrons (blue)?
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An atom with 8 protons (red), 8 neutrons (gray), & 5 electrons (blue)?
An atom with 8 protons (red), 8 neutrons (gray), & 5 electrons (blue)?
Answer these questions about the simulation:
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How do the number of protons compare to the number of electrons for Question #3?
How do the number of protons compare to the number of electrons for Question #3?
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Is the atom from Question #3 a neutral atom or an ion?
Is the atom from Question #3 a neutral atom or an ion?
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How do the number of protons compare to the number of electrons for Questions #5?
How do the number of protons compare to the number of electrons for Questions #5?
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Is the atom from Question #5 a neutral atom or an ion?
Is the atom from Question #5 a neutral atom or an ion?
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How do the number of protons compare to the number of electrons for Questions #6?
How do the number of protons compare to the number of electrons for Questions #6?
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Is the atom from Question #6 a neutral atom or an ion?
Is the atom from Question #6 a neutral atom or an ion?
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Compare the structures of Question #3 and Question #4.
Compare the structures of Question #3 and Question #4.
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Compare the net charges of Question #3 and Question #4.
Compare the net charges of Question #3 and Question #4.
Answer these summary questions
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What determines the net charge of an atom?
What determines the net charge of an atom?