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Atomic Structure G11 Quiz

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Challenge your understanding of atomic structure.

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Atomic Structure G11 Quiz
 

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Challenge your understanding of atomic structure.

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Electrons occupy orbitals or electron shells around the nucleus.

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The nucleus is surrounded by a cloud of photons.

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Neutrons have a negative charge.

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The mass number equals the number of electrons.

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The nucleus contains protons and neutrons.

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Protons orbit the nucleus in fixed paths.

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The atomic number equals the number of protons in an atom.

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Electrons are held near the nucleus by electromagnetic attraction to protons.

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The mass number equals protons plus neutrons.

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In atoms, electrons contribute most of the atom's mass.

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