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Modelos atómicos: ¿Verdadero o Falso?

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Modelos atómicos: ¿Verdadero o Falso?
 

Modelos atómicos: ¿Verdadero o Falso?Online version

Quiz sobre modelos atómicos

by Lorena Fernandez
1

Bihr hizo un experimento con tubos de rayos catódicos

2

Rutherford afirmó que los electrones describen órbitas estables alrededor del núcleo.

3

Thomson afirmó que el átomo es una esfera sólida sin ninguna carga eléctrica.

4

El modelo de Demócrito (griego) sostenía que la materia está formada por átomos indivisibles.

5

Niels Bohr introdujo un modelo con niveles de energía y órbitas cuantizadas.

6

Rutherford propuso que los átomos son esferas sólidas e indivisibles.

7

Rutherford descubrió el núcleo y que la mayor parte del átomo es espacio vacío.

8

J. J. Thomson descubrió el electrón y sugirió un átomo tipo pudín de pasas.

9

El modelo cuántico es el vigente actualmente

10

El modelo griego es el más antiguo

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