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Atomic Models ChallengeOnline version Atomic models quiz by Farrah Jane Gonzales 1 The Rutherford model proposed a small dense nucleus. Yes No 2 The Bohr model says electrons move in exact fixed paths without any energy changes. Yes No 3 John Dalton proposed the first atomic theory describing atoms as indivisible. Yes No 4 The Thomson 'plum pudding' model suggested electrons embedded in a positive sphere. Yes No 5 Dalton proposed electrons as the fundamental building blocks of atoms. Yes No 6 The quantum mechanical model describes electrons in orbitals around the nucleus. Yes No 7 The quantum mechanical model places all electrons at fixed distances from the nucleus. Yes No 8 The plum pudding model had a negative nucleus. Yes No 9 The Rutherford model includes electrons orbiting the nucleus like planets. Yes No 10 The Bohr model introduces quantized orbits for electrons. Yes No

Atomic Models ChallengeOnline version

Atomic models quiz

by Farrah Jane Gonzales

The Rutherford model proposed a small dense nucleus.

Yes

The Bohr model says electrons move in exact fixed paths without any energy changes.

Yes

John Dalton proposed the first atomic theory describing atoms as indivisible.

Yes

The Thomson 'plum pudding' model suggested electrons embedded in a positive sphere.

Yes

Dalton proposed electrons as the fundamental building blocks of atoms.

Yes

The quantum mechanical model describes electrons in orbitals around the nucleus.

Yes

The quantum mechanical model places all electrons at fixed distances from the nucleus.

Yes

The plum pudding model had a negative nucleus.

Yes

The Rutherford model includes electrons orbiting the nucleus like planets.

Yes

The Bohr model introduces quantized orbits for electrons.

Yes

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Atomic Models Challenge

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Atomic Models ChallengeOnline version

by Farrah Jane Gonzales

The Rutherford model proposed a small dense nucleus.

The Bohr model says electrons move in exact fixed paths without any energy changes.

John Dalton proposed the first atomic theory describing atoms as indivisible.

The Thomson 'plum pudding' model suggested electrons embedded in a positive sphere.

Dalton proposed electrons as the fundamental building blocks of atoms.

The quantum mechanical model describes electrons in orbitals around the nucleus.

The quantum mechanical model places all electrons at fixed distances from the nucleus.

The plum pudding model had a negative nucleus.

The Rutherford model includes electrons orbiting the nucleus like planets.

The Bohr model introduces quantized orbits for electrons.

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