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Froggy Jumps Matter EssentialsOnline version Test knowledge about matter. by Autumn Kulina 1 What is matter? a Anything that has mass and takes up space b Anything that has rutherford model c Anything that is dalton model 2 What is an Atom? a The biggest particle the does not retain the properties of an element b The smallest particle of an element that still retains the properties of the element c The human size particle that does still retains the properties of an element. 3 What makes up an Atom? a 3 subatomic particles; protons, neutrons, and electrons b 2 subatomic particles; croutons, projohns, and oxigons c 1 subatomic particle; croutons 4 Proton: a Negatively charged particle located outside the nucleus b positively charged particle located inside the nucleus c particle that has no charge located in the nucleus 5 Neutron a neutral particle located in the nucleus b positive particle in the nucleus c negative particle outside the nucleus 6 Atomic number a The number of protons in an atom b The number of croutons in an atoms c The number of salads in an atom 7 Pure substance a Matter that ALWAYS has the exact same composition b Matter that NEVER has the exact same composition c Matter that SOMETIMES has the exact same composition 8 Element a a pure substance in which all atoms are alike b a non pure substance where atoms are not all alike c a pure substance where all atoms are not alike 9 Compound a 2 or more atoms b 3 or more atoms c 6 or 7 more atoms 10 Dalton Model 1803 a Electron are embedded in a positively charged sphere b All matter Is made of individual particles called atoms which cannot be divided c electrons move in spherical orbits at fixed distances 11 Thompson Model 1897 a Discovered the electron; Electrons are embedded in a positively charged sphere b All matter is made of individual particles called atoms which cannot be divided c Confirms the existence of neutrons, which have no charge 12 Rutherford Model 1911 a All matter is made of individual particles called atoms which cannot be divided b electrons move in spherical orbits at fixed distances from the nucleus like planets around the sun c This indicates that most of an atoms is empty space with a very small, positively charged nucleus 13 Bohr Model 1913 a Electrons move in spherical orbits at fixed distances from the nucleus like planets around the sun b Mathematical equations to determine that electrons move in a less predictable way c Atomic nuclei contain neutrons and positively charged protons 14 Electron Cloud Model 1926 a Electrons are embedded in a positively charged sphere b Mathematical equations to determine that electrons move in a less predictable way c This indicates that most of an atoms is empty space with a very small, positively charged nucleus 15 Modern Atomic Model 1932 a Confirms the existence of neutrons which have no charge; atomic nuclei contains neutrons and protons b Mathematical equations to determine that electrons move in a less predictable way c This indicates that most of an atoms is empty space with a very small, positively charged nucleus 16 Compound Definition a Sodium Chloride b Element will always combine in the same way and the same number c A pure substance in which the atoms of two or more elements are chemically combined

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Matter EssentialsOnline version

by Autumn Kulina

What is matter?

What is an Atom?

What makes up an Atom?

Proton:

Neutron

Atomic number

Pure substance

Element

Compound

Dalton Model 1803

Thompson Model 1897

Rutherford Model 1911

Bohr Model 1913

Electron Cloud Model 1926

Modern Atomic Model 1932

Compound Definition