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1
Which of the following is an element
hydrogen peroxide
bromine
water
sugar
2
This man set science back 1200 years by rejecting the idea of the atom.
aristotle
dalton
empedocles
democritus
3
This is known as the z and it is the same as the number of protons.
Atomic mass
Atomic theory
Mass number
Atomic number
4
What element is represented by the letter Sn?
Sulfurn
Tellerudium
Tin
Sneedium
5
What element has an atomic number of 47?
Gold
Silver
Agentium
Arsenic
6
This scientist discovered the nucleus of an atom.
chadwick
rutherford
dalton
thomson
7
This subatomic particle is in the nucleus and has a positive charge.
quark
electron
proton
neutron
8
This particle is in the cloud and has a negative charge.
proton
neutron
quark
electron
9
What element is the symbol Ha?
Hardnium
Halimonium
does not exist
Hahanium
10
Which parts of John Dalton's theory were incorrect?
atoms cannot be created or divided into anything
atoms can combine with other atoms to form chemical compound
elements are made up of atoms
all atoms are defined by their atomic weights
11
This is an example of?
atom
mixture
compound
element
12
This is the sum of protons and neutrons.
Mass number
Atomic Number
Atomic Mass
Atomic Weight
13
This scientist came up with the original idea of the atom.
democritus
aristotle
empedocles
dalton
14
What element has 8 neutrons?
nitrogen
carbon
fluorine
oxygen
15
What element has a
235
92 isotope symbol?
Unobtainium
Uranium
Radioactive
Plutonium
16
Which has the most protons?
hydrogen
barium
chlorine
sulfur
17
Which has more electrons?
sodium
magnesium
potassium
calcium
18
Which is heavier?
gold
lead
iodine
mercury
19
This scientist discovered the electron.
Dalton
Thomson
Newton
Schroedinger
20
What element is represented by the symbol W?
Windium
Iridium
Wolfrum
Tungsten