Atomic Structure flashcards
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This Atomic Structure page on GoConqr gathers over 130 community-made flashcard decks, covering particles, radiation, atomic models and nuclear fission and fusion. They offer school students practice with questions and definitions, and teachers ready-made material for lessons, including GCSE and A-level Physics. Pick a deck and try a few cards.
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- Atomic Models and Their Development73
- Subatomic Particles and the Nucleus20
- Atomic Number, Mass Number and Isotopes19
- Electron Configuration and Quantum Numbers6
- Electron Energy Levels and Atomic Spectra22
- Radioactivity and Radioactive Decay100
- Nuclear Radiation: Types, Hazards and Uses16
- Nuclear Reactions, Fission and Fusion12
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37 cardsUNIT 6.5 TYPES OF RADIATION Name the three subatomic particles of an atom.
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35 cardsC25 Define ionizing radiation
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31 cardsNuclear Physics What do radioactive substances contain?
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85 cardsUntitled what is nuclear radiation?
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71 cardsPhysics 4: Atomic structure What is the radius of an atom?
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71 cardsAtoms and radiation - topic four What is an atom made up of?
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75 cardsPhysics Topic 4 Atomic Structure Some atomic nuclei are unstable. The nucleus gives out radiation as it changes to become more stable. This ...
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60 cardsAtomic Structure - Physics Topic 4 Who discovered that electrons could be removed from an atom?
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63 cardsF.C. Radioactivity--Unit 1 Physics (G9) What's in the nucleus of an atom?
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38 cardsP7 - the whole of radioactivity what is radioactivity?
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24 cardsTopic 4 - Atomic structure Why did the nuclear model of the atom replace the plum pudding model?
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55 cardsPhysics - P4 - Atomic Structure Describe the Greek model of the atom in eight words.
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42 cardsPhysics: Chapter 20: Atomic Physics What does the nucleus of an atom contain?
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38 cardsphysics 1.4 describe the plum pudding model
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38 cardsAtomic structure - physics topic four What was the plum pudding model?
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45 cardsRadiation Name the two subatomic particles found in the nucleus of an atom.
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50 cardsRadioactivity - The model of the atom and nuclear radiation Who discoverd the first model of an atom?
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44 cards6.1 Atomic Structure 6.2 Atoms and radiation what is an ion
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34 cardsUntitled why do the nuclei of radioactive atoms emit radiation
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32 cardsRadioActivity what is the basic structure of an atom?
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37 cardsRadioactivity
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12 cardsP4 - Atomic Structure/radioactive decay
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31 cardsPhysics Topic 3 What is each energy level?
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28 cardsAtomic model Formula to determine the maximum number of electrons an orbit can accommodate.
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16 cardsAtoms and nuclear radiation What happens if the atomic nuclei is unstable?
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35 cardsPhysics Block 5 Atomic Physics what is half-life?
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25 cardsphysics What is the size of an atom
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22 cardsmock-Atoms and isotopes how big are atoms
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40 cardsAtom Thomason proposed that
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14 cardsElectromagnetic Radiation & Matter
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10 cardsPhysics
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24 cardsRadioactivity- Physics Who discovered that electrons could be removed from atoms and suggested the ' plum pudding model'?
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26 cardsNuclear Energy
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26 cardsatomic structure describe the structure of the atom
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18 cardsAtomic physics important definitions What are nucleons?
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18 cardsthe nucleus Describe the process in which Rutherford discovered the modern nucleus-
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12 cardsAtoms and isotopes What's the radius of an atom?
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18 cardsRadioactivity describe the plum pudding model
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22 cardsRadioactivity
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13 cardsPhysics Unit 5 Lesson 3 & 4 What are the three types of rays that Ruthorford discovered?
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These decks offer short questions and definitions on topics across the unit. The Nuclear Atom asks about the parts of an atom and their properties. Nuclear Physics includes questions on radioactive decay, background radiation and atomic models. Other decks cover Rutherford’s experiment, fission and fusion, and the photoelectric effect.
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Start with The Nuclear Atom if you want to practice the particles and their properties. For questions on how an atomic model was tested, try Rutherford's experiment. The Nuclear Fission and Fusion deck asks about both processes.
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Which flashcard deck is a good starting point?
The Nuclear Atom is a useful place to begin if you want to practice the parts of an atom and the properties of its particles. It also includes questions about the Rutherford-Geiger-Marsden experiment, so you can move from particle descriptions to questions about an atomic model.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover particles and their properties, atomic models, radiation, radioactive decay, fission and fusion. Nuclear Physics includes questions on background radiation and the alpha particle scattering experiment. Other decks offer prompts on isotopes, the photoelectric effect and line emission spectra.
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