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What element is this?
Beryllium
Lithium
Hydrogen
Helium
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Bohr called the regions where electrons orbit around the nucleus
open space
all of these
energy levels
solar systems
3
Was the Modern Cloud Theory of electron's energy determining where they can be found developed by MANY scientists?
False
True
4
The mass number of SODIUM is?
23
22.99
12
11
5
What is Beryllium's atomic number?
4
9.012
9
5
6
Which scientist theorized that atoms are positively-charged substances with negatively-charged particles scattered about
Dalton
Thomson
Democritus
Aristotle
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What is Beryllium's mass number?
9.012
4
9
5
8
What is the ATOMIC NUMER for Fluorine?
10
fluorine is not an element
9
19
9
How many neutrons does the most common isotope of BORON have?
6
5
11
it does not have any neutrons
10
What is the average atomic mass of SODIUM?
3
12
22.99
11
11
How many electrons does BORON have?
1
6
11
5
12
The atomic number of an element is the same as its number of
protons
nucleus
energy levels
neutrons
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What is the positively charged particle in the nucleus of an atom called?
proton
electron
neutron
isotope
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Atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons are called?
they do not have a special name
neutropolis
ions
isotopes
15
What element is this a Bohr drawing of?
Helium
Hydrogen
Sodium
Argon
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How many protons does BORON have?
5
11
6
1
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What did Democritus call the smallest part of matter?
electron cloud
energy level
atomos
nucleus
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Rutherford concluded the center of an atom was dense & positive. What did he say about most of the rest of the atom?
it had more than one nucleus
it was empty space
it contained fire, air, water & earth
all of the answers
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Which scientist developed this model for the atom?
Democritus
Aristotle
Bohr
Dalton