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Froggy Jumps PERIODIC TABLEOnline version ATOM STRUCTURE, PROTONS, ELECTRONS, NEUTRONS, ELECTRON CONFIGURATION ETC by Ian 1 A region around an atomic nucleus where there is a high probability of finding an electron. It replaces the idea of electrons following a fixed orbit. a Electron Cloud b Neutron cloud c Proton cloud 2 Are specific regions within the cloud. Each of it has a distinct shape and energy. It holds limited numbers of electrons. a Nucleus b Ion c Orbitals 3 Are zones where electrons are found. a Energy Levels (n) b sub-atomic levels c prtoton levels 4 define the shape of electron regions. Each sublevel has a fixed electron capacity a Ion b Sublevels c electrons 5 It is a method to show where electrons are to show where electrons are located in energy levels and sublevels. a Electron Configuration b sub atomic level c neutral level 6 These are the electrons in the highest energy level (n). a protons b neutrons c Valence Electrons 7 The highest energy level (n) in the configuration equals the Period number. a Period Number b Group number c diagonal number 8 Is equal to the Total Valence Electrons a Group Number b Period c Diagonal 9 Group B Elements: Assign traditional B - group a Add s + d = total b Add s+p+d = total c Add s+p+d+f = total 10 Which model describes electrons as existing in regions of probability rather than fixed paths? a Electron Cloud Model b Bohr Model c Plum Pudding Model 11 What does the number “2” in 2p⁶ represent? a Sublevel b Energy level c Group number 12 What does the number “p” in 2p⁶ represent? a Energy level b Sublevel c No. of electrons in sublevel 13 Which sublevel can hold a maximum of 6 electrons? a s b p c d 14 Which of the following shows the correct Aufbau order? a 1s → 2p → 2s → 3p b 1s → 2s → 2p → 3s c 1s → 3s → 2s → 2p 15 the smallest part of an element that keeps all its properties and identity. a neutron b atom c proton 16 Discovered Neutrons a particles with no charge, completing the modern atom theory a Chadwick b Democritus c Ernest Rutherford 17 Discovered tiny, negatively charged particles called electrons. Plum pudding model a Chadwick b Democritus c JJ Thomson 18 He discovered Atoms as a solid indivisible spheres a John Dalton b Chadwick c Democritus 19 Found nucleus with positively charge protons, he said atoms are mostly empty space. a Chadwick b Ernest Rutherford c John Dalton 20 The total number of protons + neutrons in the nucleus. It's the element's weight! a Atomic Mass b Atomic number c Number of neutron 21 The number of protons in an atom's nucleus. It's the element's unique ID! a Atomic Number b Atomic Mass c Number of electrons 22 Dense center containing protons and neutrons. Takes up very little space but has most of the mass. a Nucleus b Protons c Electrons 23 Group in the periodic table with extremely reactive metals a Group 1A b Group VIII A c Group V B 24 Group which are non-reactive gases, the noble gases a Group IA b Group VIII A c Group IA 25 An atom or group of atoms that has lost or gained electrons a An ion b proton c electron

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A region around an atomic nucleus where there is a high probability of finding an electron. It replaces the idea of electrons following a fixed orbit.

Are specific regions within the cloud. Each of it has a distinct shape and energy. It holds limited numbers of electrons.

Are zones where electrons are found.

define the shape of electron regions. Each sublevel has a fixed electron capacity

It is a method to show where electrons are to show where electrons are located in energy levels and sublevels.

These are the electrons in the highest energy level (n).

The highest energy level (n) in the configuration equals the Period number.

Is equal to the Total Valence Electrons

Group B Elements: Assign traditional B - group

Which model describes electrons as existing in regions of probability rather than fixed paths?

What does the number “2” in 2p⁶ represent?

What does the number “p” in 2p⁶ represent?

Which sublevel can hold a maximum of 6 electrons?

Which of the following shows the correct Aufbau order?

the smallest part of an element that keeps all its properties and identity.

Discovered Neutrons a particles with no charge, completing the modern atom theory

Discovered tiny, negatively charged particles called electrons. Plum pudding model

He discovered Atoms as a solid indivisible spheres

Found nucleus with positively charge protons, he said atoms are mostly empty space.

The total number of protons + neutrons in the nucleus. It's the element's weight!

The number of protons in an atom's nucleus. It's the element's unique ID!

Dense center containing protons and neutrons. Takes up very little space but has most of the mass.

Group in the periodic table with extremely reactive metals

Group which are non-reactive gases, the noble gases

An atom or group of atoms that has lost or gained electrons