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Quiz: Estructura y Enlaces Atómicos

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Quiz: Estructura y Enlaces Atómicos
 

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Quiz sobre átomo y enlaces

by Aitana Romero Linares
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¿Qué contiene el núcleo del átomo?

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¿Qué afirma Bohr en el modelo atómico?

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Qué representa el Número Atómico Z?

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Qué es un catión?

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¿Qué indica el Número Másico A?

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Enlace covalente se da entre:

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Enlace iónico implica:

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Qué describe la parte externa (corteza) del átomo?

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Qué son los isótopos?

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Modelo actual del átomo se llama:

Explicación

El núcleo es la región central con carga positiva formada por protones y neutrones.

Bohr propuso órbitas definidas para electrones alrededor del núcleo.

Z identifica al elemento por sus protones.

Perder electrones genera carga positiva (catión).

A = Z + N, donde N son los neutrones.

Comparten electrones para formar moléculas o cristales.

Ocurre entre metal y no metal con atracción electrostática.

Los electrones ocupan la corteza, con carga negativa.

Mismo Z, diferente N, distinta masa.

Es un modelo avanzado que combina mecánica y cuántica.

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