Atomic Theory Through Time

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A quick tour of how we learned about atoms.

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Froggy Jumps Atomic Theory Through TimeOnline version A quick tour of how we learned about atoms. by Pina Sibarani 1 Which statement is part of Dalton's atomic theory? a Atoms of different elements can be divided in reactions. b Atoms can be created or destroyed in chemical reactions. c Matter is made of indivisible atoms. 2 What did Thomson's plum pudding model propose? a A positively charged sphere with electrons embedded inside. b A tiny nucleus at the center with orbiting electrons. c Electrons in fixed energy levels around a nucleus. 3 Rutherford's gold foil experiment showed that atoms are: a Made of electrons orbiting a center like planets. b Mostly empty space with a small, dense nucleus. c Composed of uniform positive charge throughout. 4 What is a key feature of Bohr's planetary model? a Electrons orbit the nucleus in fixed energy levels. b Electrons are spread in a random cloud. c The nucleus is not present in atoms. 5 Schrödinger's model describes electrons as: a In fixed circular orbits like planets. b Existing in probability clouds around the nucleus. c Contained in discrete, solid shells. 6 Which model struggled to explain spectra for atoms with more than one electron? a Thomson's plum pudding model b Dalton's atomic theory c Bohr model 7 Which model best explains orbital shapes and electron probability? a Thomson's plum pudding model b Dalton's atomic theory c Schrödinger's quantum mechanical model 8 Who proposed the existence of a dense nucleus in the atom? a Rutherford b Thomson c Dalton 9 Which model introduced the idea of a central nucleus with protons and neutrons? a Dalton's atomic theory b Rutherford's nuclear model c Thomson's plum pudding model 10 Which model helps explain chemical bonding via electron behavior in atoms? a Schrödinger's quantum mechanical model b Dalton's atomic theory c Thomson's plum pudding model 11 First model atom a b c 12 According to Bohr’s atomic model, electrons… a Orbit the nucleus in specific energy levels b Move randomly around the nucleus c Have no energy at all

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by Pina Sibarani

Which statement is part of Dalton's atomic theory?

What did Thomson's plum pudding model propose?

Rutherford's gold foil experiment showed that atoms are:

What is a key feature of Bohr's planetary model?

Schrödinger's model describes electrons as:

Which model struggled to explain spectra for atoms with more than one electron?

Which model best explains orbital shapes and electron probability?

Who proposed the existence of a dense nucleus in the atom?

Which model introduced the idea of a central nucleus with protons and neutrons?

Which model helps explain chemical bonding via electron behavior in atoms?

First model atom

According to Bohr’s atomic model, electrons…