1. Alchemy: Sections I & II
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2. “tiny particles that make up all matter, smallest unit of an element”
Vital Vocab - 100
“tiny particles that make up all matter, smallest unit of an element”
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3. “space in atom where protons and neutrons reside”
Vital Vocab - 200
“space in atom where protons and neutrons reside”
Answer

4. “simplified representation of a real object”
Vital Vocab - 300
“simplified representation of a real object”
Answer

5. “weighted average of the masses of all isotopes for an element”
Vital Vocab - 400
“weighted average of the masses of all isotopes for an element”
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6. “Atoms of the same element with different masses”
Vital Vocab - 500
“Atoms of the same element with different masses”
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7. “Equal to the number of protons plus the number of neutrons”
Vital Vocab - 600
“Equal to the number of protons plus the number of neutrons”
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8. Vital Vocab Answer
What are atoms?

9. Vital Vocab Answer
What is the nucleus?

10. Vital Vocab Answer
What is a model?

11. What is average atomic mass?
Vital Vocab Answer

12. Vital Vocab Answer
What is an isotope?

13. Vital Vocab Answer
What is mass number?

14. Models of the Atom- 100
The name of this model:
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15. The model with negative electrons floating in a positive fluid
Models of the Atom
The model with negative electrons floating in a positive fluid
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16. Models of the Atom
Model of the atom discovered by the gold foil experiment, with a small dense nucleus and lots of empty space:
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17. Models of the Atom
Name of this model:
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18. Models of the Atom
Name of this model:
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19. Models of the Atom
Scientist who performed the gold foil experiment and created the Nuclear and Proton Models.
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20. Models of the Atom- - 100 Answer
What is the Solid Sphere Model?

21. Models of the Atom- 200 Answer
What is the Plum Pudding Model?

22. Models of the Atom- - 300 Answer
What is the Nuclear Model?

23. Models of the Atom- - 400 Answer
What is the Solar System Model?

24. Models of the Atom- - 500 Answer
What is the Electron Cloud Model?

25. Models of the Atom- - 600 Answer
Who is Rutherford?

26. Isotopes have the same number of:
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27. Isotopes have different numbers of:
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28. Name of the isotope having 6 protons and 7 neutrons
Isotopes- 300
Name of the isotope having 6 protons and 7 neutrons
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29. Name of most abundant isotope of neon?
Isotopes- 400
Name of most abundant isotope of neon?
Answer

30. Isotope symbol for an element with 5 protons and 6 neutrons.
Answer

31. Weighted average of masses of all isotopes of an element
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32. Isotopes- 100 Answer
What are protons?

33. Isotopes- 200 Answer
What are neutrons?

34. Isotopes- 300 Answer
What is carbon-13?

35. Isotopes- 400 Answer
What is neon-20?

36. Isotopes- 500 Answer
What is 11 5 B

37. What is average atomic mass?
Isotopes- 600 Answer
What is average atomic mass?

38. Delightful Differences - 100
The difference between charges of protons, neutrons, and electrons.
Answer

39. Delightful Differences - 200
The difference between the location of a proton and an electron
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40. Delightful Differences - 300
The difference between the masses of a proton and neutron vs an electron.
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41. Delightful Differences - 400
The difference between the Solid Sphere and Plum Pudding Models.
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42. Delightful Differences - 500
The difference between mass # and atomic #.
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43. Delightful Differences - 600
The difference between mass # and average atomic mass.
Answer

44. Delightful Differences - 100 Answer
What is protons are positive, neutrons are neutral, and electrons are negative?

45. Delightful Differences - 200 Answer
What is protons in the nucleus and electrons around the nucleus?

46. Delightful Differences - 300 Answer
What are the masses of 1 amu for protons and neutrons
And
0 amu for electrons?

47. Delightful Differences - 400 Answer
What is a solid atom versus an atom containing electrons and positive flud?

48. Delightful Differences - 500 Answer
What is the mass of a single atom (protons + neutrons)
Vs.
The number of protons

49. Delightful Differences - 600 Answer
What is the mass of a single atom (protons + neutrons) Vs
The weighted average of mases of all isotopes for an element

50. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- 100
Provides the identity of an element
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51. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 200
In the nucleus
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52. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 300
No charge
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53. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 400
Around the nucleus
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54. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 500
Are equal in order to make an atom neutral
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55. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 600
Contribute to the mass of an atom
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56. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 100 Answer
What are protons?

57. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 200 Answer
What are protons and neutrons?

58. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 300 Answer
What are neutrons?

59. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 400 Answer
What are electrons?

60. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 500 Answer
What are protons and electrons?

61. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons- - 600 Answer
What are protons and neutrons?

62. The scientist who proposed the Electron Cloud Model of the atom
Wildcard - 100
The scientist who proposed the Electron Cloud Model of the atom
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63. Wildcard - 200
The type of particles that Rutherford shot toward the gold foil in his experiments
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64. Wildcard - 300
The number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in the most common isotope of carbon.
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65. Term meaning no charge, when the # of protons and electrons are equal
Wildcard - 400
Term meaning no charge, when the # of protons and electrons are equal
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66. Wildcard - 500
The particle with the most mass out of protons, neutrons, and electrons.
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67. Wildcard - 600
The number of electrons that go in the first and second electron shells, respectively
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68. Wildcard Answer
Who is Heisenberg?

69. What are alpha particles?
Wildcard Answer
What are alpha particles?

70. What are 6 protons, 6 neutrons, and 6 electrons?
Wildcard Answer
What are 6 protons, 6 neutrons, and 6 electrons?

71. Wildcard Answer
What is neutral?

72. Wildcard Answer
What are neutrons?

73. Wildcard Answer
What are 2 electrons and
8 electrons