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Science 9 L1/2

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Many ancient greek philosophers thought that all matter was made of only four elements,-- fire ,water, air, and ______ Earth
these early scientist were not able to ____ their theories test
Democritus proposed that matter is made of small, indivisible objects called _____ atoms
He proposed that different types of ____ are made from different types of atoms matter
john dalton proposed the ___ theory which was based on careful observations of chemical reactions atomic
dalton's theory states that atoms cannot be divided, ____ , or destroyed created
It also states that atoms of one _______ are different from atoms of other _________ element, elements
an ___ is the smallest piece of an element that still represents that element atom
atoms were first seen by using a ________ tube scanning tunneling
thomson discovered that the rays cathode-ray tube, were attracted to a _________ charged plate which means that the rays have a _____ charge cathode-ray tube, positive, negative
Thomson's atomic model stated that an atom is a positively charged ______ with ________ through it sphere, electrons
Rutherford's students performed an experiment during which they shot ______ particles into a piece of ______ foil alpha, gold
The results showed that most of the particle traveled through the foil but some bounced to the _____ and a few bounced straight back. side
Rutherford's resulting atomic model proposed that most of an atoms __ and _ charge is concentrated in the center of the atom mass, positive
The ___ is the small positively charged area n the center of the atom nucleus
in the nucleus is the _____ which is an atomic particle with one positive charge proton
___________ was one of rutherford's colleagues James Chadwick
Chadwick discovered the ___ and neutral particle that exists in the ___ of an atom neutron, necleus
The atomic model of __ proposed that __ move circular orbits or ________ around the nucleus Bohr, electrons, energy levels
When energy is added to an atom electrons move to higher ________ when energy is released by the election it moves back to a lower level energy levels
The limitation of bohrs model is that electrons do not actually move in ________ orbits circular
In modern atomic theory electrons form a ________ which is an area around the _ in which an electron is likely to be located electron cloud. nucleus
an electron cloud is mostly ____ space empty
Protons and ___ are made of smaller parts called ____ neutrons, quarks
There are ___ different types of quarks six
Protons and ______ have about the same ___ neutrons, mass
___ have much less mass than the other two particles of an atom electrons
most of the mass in an atom is in the ____. nucleus
The number of protons in an atom of an element is the element's __________ atomic number
Different elements contain different numbers of ____ protons
In a neutral atom the number of ____ equals the number of protons because the number of ____ chargesvmust equal the number of positive charges electrons, positive
___ are atoms of the same element that have different numbers of ______ isotopes, neutrons
The total number of ___ and neutrons in an atoms is the ____ of the atom protons, mass number
The _____ of an element is the average mass of the element's _____ average atomic mass, isotopes
The average atomic mass is ___ according to the abundance of each isotope weighted
Weighted means that the average atomic mass is based of the ____ of each atom in a same and the number of atoms of that ___ that are present isotopes abundance, isotopes
____ first noticed that some elements spontaneously give off ___ Henry Becquerel, energy
___ called elements that spontaneously emit radiation ________ Marie curie, radioactive
Radiation is made of energy and ____ that come from the ____ of radioactive atoms particles, nuclei
___ is the process that occurs when unstable ____ changes into another more sale nucleus by admitting radiation Nuclear decay, atomic nucleus
Nuclear decay can produce three different types of _____ radiation
A alpha particle consists of _ protons and two ___ two, neutrons
when alpha decay occurs the atomic number of each atom that decays _____ by _ decreases, two
___ decay occurs when a neutron in an atoms changes into a ___ and a high energy electron called a ___ particle beta,proton,beta
when beta decay occurs the atomic number of an atom ___ by _ increases, one
Gamma rays contain a lot of ___ but no ___ energy,particle
___ rays are sometimes emitted during nuclear decay but this deca does not change one element into another element gamma
Energy released during radioactive decay can be either ___ or harmful beneficial
A __ is an atom that is no longer neutral because it has gained or lost ______ ion, neutrons
A positive ion is an atom that has ___ electrons less
A negative ion is an atom that has __ electrons more
positive is more _____ than electrons protons
negative is less protons than ___ electrons
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