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The Evolution of Atomic Models

by fratac · shared 10 days ago
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General Chemistry
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Atomic ModelsDemocritoRutherford ExperimentThomson ElectronDalton Theory
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Sneak peek · question 1

What did Democrito theorize about atoms around 440 B.C.?

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    Question 02

    What particle was discovered by J.J. Thomson in 1897?

    • A)
      The neutron
    • B)
      The proton
    • C)
      The electron
    • D)
      The positron
    Question 03

    What was the major conclusion of Rutherford's gold foil experiment in 1911?

    • A)
      Atoms are solid and indivisible
    • B)
      Atoms are mostly empty space with a dense nucleus
    • C)
      All atoms have similar structures
    • D)
      Atoms cannot exist in multiple states
    Question 04

    What was Democrito's contribution to atomic theory in 440 A.C.?

    Question 05

    How did John Dalton's atomic theory differ from Democrito's in 1808?

    Question 06

    What key concept did Niels Bohr introduce to the atomic model in 1913?

    Question 07

    Chi teorizzò l'esistenza di atomi indivisibili?

    Question 08

    Quale modello atomico ha introdotto Niels Bohr?

    Question 09

    Cosa dimostrò l'esperimento della lamina d'oro di Rutherford?

    Question 10

    Quale termine greco coniò Democrito per descrivere atomi indivisibili?

    • A)
      Atomos
    • B)
      Indivisibile
    • C)
      Materia
    • D)
      Elettone