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Atoms Through Time: Democritus & Dalton Quiz

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Atoms through time

by Blezel Emano Aniover
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Which philosopher first proposed that matter is made of indivisible particles called atomos?

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Who developed the first scientific atomic theory in 1803 based on experiments?

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Which model describes the atom as a tiny, solid sphere?

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Democritus believed atoms were indivisible. This view was based on what kind of reasoning?

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Which statement about Dalton’s atoms is true?

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Which figure is associated with proposing atoms as ‘atomos’?

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What key idea did Dalton introduce about compounds?

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Which model is often compared to a billiard ball?

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True or False: Democritus’s atomic ideas were supported by experimental evidence?

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Democritus introduced atomos around 400 BCE, forming the early foundation of atomic ideas.

Dalton built a theory from observations and experiments, leading to the Solid Sphere Model.

Dalton is depicted with a solid sphere representing the atom.

Democritus’s ideas arose from philosophical reasoning, not experiments.

Dalton posited that atoms of a given element have specific masses and are identical in those properties.

The term atomos is tied to Democritus’s early concept of indivisible particles.

Dalton described definite ratios in which atoms combine to form compounds.

Dalton’s model is commonly illustrated as a solid sphere like a billiard ball.

Democritus relied on philosophical reasoning, not experiments.

 
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