Atomic Discoveries: Unveiling the Secrets of the Microcosm

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Explore the realm of atomic structure and key discoveries through experiments such as the cathode ray tube, Milliken's oil drop experiment, and Rutherford's gold foil experiment. Delve into the world of electrons, isotopes, and quantum theory as you uncover the fundamental building blocks of matter and the revolutionary findings that reshaped our understanding of the microscopic universe.


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  1. ATOMIC STRUCTURE

  2. Contestants Don t Forget...

  3. Always phrase your answers in the form of a question!

  4. Atomic Discoveries Atomic Models Energy Levels The Nucleus Quantum Theory 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500

  5. Atomic Discoveries for $100 In his experiments with cathode ray tubes, Thompson concluded that cathode rays were composed of these particles What are ?

  6. Electrons Back to Back to Game Game

  7. Atomic Discoveries for $200 Milliken s experiment, which determined the charge on an electron, was named this What is ?

  8. Oil Drop Experiment Back to Back to Game Game

  9. Atomic Discoveries for $300 In Rutherford s gold foil experiment, a few alpha particles bounced off the gold due to their collision with this What is ?

  10. Gold atoms nucleus Back to Back to Game Game

  11. Atomic Discoveries for $400 Dalton s idea that all atoms of a given element are identical was defeated by the discovery of these What are ?

  12. Isotopes Back to Back to Game Game

  13. Atomic Discoveries for $500 Milliken s ability to use his results to determine the charge on an electron depended on the results of this experiment What is ?

  14. Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) Experiment Back to Back to Game Game

  15. Atomic Models for $100 In the solar system model of the atom, protons are found in this location What is ?

  16. The nucleus Back to Back to Game Game

  17. Atomic Models for $200 In this atomic model, negatively charged electrons are embedded in a large, positively charged atom What is ?

  18. Thompsons Plum Pudding (Chocolate Chip Cookie) Model Back to Back to Game Game

  19. Atomic Models for $300 Bohr assigned electrons to these to explain why they didn t fall into the nucleus What are ?

  20. Energy levels, OR orbits Back to Back to Game Game

  21. Atomic Models for $400 In the quantum mechanical model, electrons can be found in these regions around the nucleus What are ?

  22. orbitals Back to Back to Game Game

  23. Atomic Models for $500 The quantum mechanical model of the atom uses this math principle to develop the idea of orbitals What is ?

  24. Probability Back to Back to Game Game

  25. Energy Levels for $100 This is the number of electrons that can be in the same orbital What is ?

  26. Two Back to Back to Game Game

  27. DAILY DAILY DAILY DAILY

  28. Energy Levels for $200 DAILY DOUBLE Main energy levels are designated by this quantum number What is ?

  29. Principal quantum number, n Back to Back to Game Game

  30. Energy Levels for $300 The second principle energy level contains these orbitals What are ?

  31. S and p orbitals Back to Back to Game Game

  32. Energy Levels for $400 This series of numbers applies to the number of s, p, and d orbitals What is ?

  33. 1,3,5 Back to Back to Game Game

  34. Energy Levels for $500 The energy of a set of orbitals decreases as its distance from the nucleus changes in this way What is ?

  35. decreases Back to Back to Game Game

  36. The Nucleus for $100 This number describes the This number describes the number of protons present number of protons present in the nucleus of a given in the nucleus of a given atom atom What is ?

  37. Atomic number Back to Back to Game Game

  38. The Nucleus for $200 For an atom of the isotope carbon-12, the 12 refers to the total number of these two particles What are ?

  39. Neutrons and Protons Back to Back to Game Game

  40. The Nucleus for $300 This number describes the total number of particles present in the nucleus of a given atom What is ?

  41. Mass Number Back to Back to Game Game

  42. The Nucleus for $400 When writing the element symbol for Carbon, you should list this number as a subscript to the left of the symbol What is ?

  43. 6 Back to Back to Game Game

  44. The Nucleus for $500 The symbol below indicates that the atom has this number of neutrons C 13 6 What is ?

  45. 7 Back to Back to Game Game

  46. Quantum Theory for $100 Photons are packets of this type of energy What is ?

  47. Light (radiant energy) Back to Back to Game Game

  48. Quantum Theory for $200 This energy transition is caused when an electron absorbs a photon What is ?

  49. Ground state to excited state Back to Back to Game Game

  50. Quantum Theory for $300 A colored line can be seen when an atom of an element emits one of these What is ?

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