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C4 - The Periodic Table

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C4 - The Periodic Table

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  1. 1How did John Dalton describe atoms?As solid spheres
  2. 2What did J J Thomson concluded from his measurements of charge and mass of atoms?That an atom must contain negatively charged particles
  3. 3What was J J Thomson's model known as?Plum Pudding model
  4. 4What theory did Rutherford come up with?The nuclear atom
    The atom has a nucleus surrounded by a cloud of negatively charged electrons
  5. 5How did Bohr's Model add to the theory of an atom's structure?Included the idea that an atom was surrounded by 'shells' of electrons rather than a 'cloud' of electrons
  6. 6What does the nucleus contain?Protons and neutrons
  7. 7What charge does the nucleus have?Positive
  8. 8Where is almost the whole mass of the atom held?In the nucleus
  9. 9What charge do electrons have?Negative
  10. 10What is the mass of an atom?What is the mass of an atom?
  11. 11What is the radius of an atomWhat is the radius of an atom
  12. 12Fill in the blanksFill in the blanksFill in the blanks
  13. 13Why do neutral atoms have no charge?They have an equal number of protons and electrons
  14. 14What is the mass number?Total number of protons and neutrons
  15. 15What is the atomic number?The number of protons
  16. 16What does a new period show in the periodic table?Another full shell of electrons
  17. 17How do the group numbers relate to the number of electrons on the outer shell of the atom?They are the same
    e.g. group 1 atoms have 1 electron on their outer shell
  18. 18Why is an atom described as stable if it has an outer shell of 8 electrons?Its outer shell is full and so is no very reactive
  19. 19What are isotopes and how are they identified?Different forms of the same element
    They have the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons
  20. 20What is an ion?An atom or molecule that has lost or gained an electron to become charged
  21. 21What are ionic bonds formed from?Metals and non-metals

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Chemistry module C4 - The Periodic Table
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