Chemistry Quiz 2

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Discovered the lightest subatomic particle

Thomson

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Discovered the positive nucleus of the atom

Rutherford

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Credited with an atomic model where electrons orbit the nucleus

Bohr

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First to come up with the idea that the atoms exists

Democritus

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Responsible for the most modern model of the atom

Schrödinger

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First to do experiments that proved that atoms exist

Dalton

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Discovered the neutron

Chadwick

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Order of Atomic Model discoveries

Democritus, Dalton, Thompson, Rutherford, Bohr, Chadwick, Schrödinger

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How many neutrons are in a carbon- 14 atom? Protons? Mass number?

mass is 14 p+, 8 neutrons, 6 protons

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For the atomic symbol, 35Cl-, how many protons, electrons, and neutrons are there?

mass is 17p+, 18 electrons, 18 neutrons

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Write the atomic symbol for the atom that has 12 protons, 10 electrons, and 11 neutrons.

23Mg2+

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If the isotope of copper had a 2+ charge, would it now be copper- 67? Why or why not?

No because you can’t change the amount of protons. The only thing that changes are electrons.

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Which subatomic particle is located outside of the nucleus?

electron

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Describe the similarity between protons and neutrons.

similar mass

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Describe one similarity between electrons and protons?

they are both in nucleus

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What are atoms of an element that have different numbers of neutrons called?

isotopes

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which pair of atoms constitutes a pair of isotopes of the same element?

a. 146X and 147X

b. 146X and 126X

c. 179X and 178X

d. 1910X and 199X

e. 2010X and 2111X

b

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Which atom has the smallest number of neutrons?

a. carbon- 14

b. oxygen- 16

c. neon- 20

d. nitrogen- 14

e. fluorine- 19

d

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a) who conducted the gold foil experiment?

b) what contribution to atomic theory is credited to this experiment?

a. Ernest Rutherford

b. It discovered that atoms were mostly empty space with a positively charged nucleus at the center. Since the particles went straight throught the gold foil. Has a small, dense center

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Which subatomic particles are found in the nucleus?

protons and neutrons

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The number of protons in a neutral atom is ______ (great than/ less than/ equal to) the number of electrons.

equal to

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Mass number = ______+_______

protons and neutrons

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How many neutrons does Zr- 94 have?

54 neutrons

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How many protons are in thus element, 19F-

9 protons

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How many elements are in column 2A?

6

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How many elements are in period 2?

8

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What is the name for the group that fluorine is found in?

halogens

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What is the name for the group 2A family?

alkaline- earth metals

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True or False? Silicon is a semimetal?

true

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True or false? All solids are metals?

false

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True or False? All metals are solids?

False

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How many elements are gaseous at room temperature?

11

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How many elements are liquid at room temperature?

2

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Which element is in group 1A but is not an alkali metal?

Hydrogen

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Who makes up most of the periodic table- metals, semimetals, nonmetals

metals

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true or false? zinc is a good conductor of heat and electricity

true

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true or false? it’s reasonable to assume carbon is a non-ductile

true