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Desafío: Modelo atómico y experimentos

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Verdadero o falso sobre átomo y modelos

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Desafío: Modelo atómico y experimentos
 

Desafío: Modelo atómico y experimentosOnline version

Verdadero o falso sobre átomo y modelos

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La mecánica cuántica describe el estado del átomo mediante funciones de onda y probabilidades.

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En el modelo de Rutherford, los electrones se mueven en órbitas estables sin radiación.

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El modelo probabilista fue propuesto antes que el modelo de Bohr.

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El número cuántico principal n no existe en el modelo de Bohr.

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El modelo actual del átomo combina el núcleo y los electrones en orbitales probabilísticos.

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Bohr introdujo niveles de energía cuantizados para el electrón.

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La mecánica cuántica explica los estados del átomo sin probabilidades.

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Rutherford propuso que el átomo tiene un núcleo pequeño y cargado positivamente.

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Millikan determinó la carga elemental del electrón con el experimento del gotero de aceite.

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Faraday desarrolló el modelo cuántico del átomo.

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