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Jaubert chemistry ch 4
Jaubert chemistry ch 4
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which subatomic particle is the lightest
proton
neutron
electron
wagatron
2
electron was discovered in 1897 by
chadwick
thomson
mendeleev
rutherford
3
choose the metalloid
gold
platinum
barium
arsenic
4
period of S
5
Tin
3
15
5
number of protons in the nucleus
atomic explosion
mass number
average atomic mass
atomic number
6
Calcium is in group 2, its family number is
2B
2
12
3
7
Potassium main family number
2
1
3
4
8
vertical column on the periodic table
period
group
9
in CaCl
2
how many atoms of Calcium
3
1
2
0
10
atomic theory was proposed in 1809 by
thomson
dalton
rutherford
mendeleve
11
family number of Ar
18
8
3
17
12
Which subatomic particle was discovered first
wagatron
electron
proton
neutron
13
Main family name of silicon
alkali metals
carbon
alkaline earth metals
halogens
14
protons are most commonly measured in this unit
grams
stones
milligrams
atomic mass units
15
negative particle located in the electron cloud
quark
electron
neutron
proton
16
Hydrogen is a metal, nonmetal, or metalloid
metal
Hypothesis
nonmetal
metalloid
17
This region comprises the biggest volume of the atom
electron cloud
nucleus
18
Which scientist has his major accomplishment longest ago
rutherford
dalton
democritus
chadwick
19
neutron was discovered in 1932 by
Libby
chadwick
rutherford
thomson
20
carbon is in group 14 what family number
9
5
4
3
21
Fluorine has an atomic number of 9 and an atomic mass of 19, how many protons
9
10
19
28
22
Boron is a metal, nonmetal, or metalloid
metal
Barium
metalloid
nonmetal
23
Hydrogen is in this period
3
2
4
1
24
Sulfur is in family number 6 what is its family name
alkali metals
halogens
Oxygen
Sulfur
25
neutral particle located in the nucleus
electron
quark
proton
neutron
26
positive particle locate in the nucleus
quark
proton
electron
neutron