SP6b - Inside Atoms
Diapositivas del conjunto (7)
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- What are the three subatomic particles within an atom?
- Draw and label the current accepted model of the atom
- What is the 'plum pudding' model of the atom?
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- Protons and neutrons are called nucleons - because they are in the nucleus
- What are the charges on subatomic particles?
- How heavy do you think they are?

- Pie de imagen: Current accepted model of the atom
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- We can represent subatomic particles using numbers with symbols (look at the Periodic Table)
- The bigger number is called the mass number
- The smaller number is called the atomic number

- Pie de imagen: Chemical symbol for Carbon on the Periodic Table
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- Fill in the table and stick it into your books
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- Two atoms of the same element always have the same atomic number
- They can have different mass numbers - what does this mean?
- Atoms of the same element with different mass numbers are called isotopes
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- Complete the worksheets
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- Slideshow for SP6b - Inside Atoms (Radioactivity topic).
- Creado por
- James Newton · may 2017
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- 23 may 2017
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