Lesson 2.1a Vocabulary: Models of An Atom

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Part 1: Match the the description of the model to its name.
Part 2: Match the contribution to the understanding of the atom to the scientist's name.
Part 3: Identify the order by which the models of an atom was developed.

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Relier Pairs Lesson 2.1a Vocabulary: Models of An AtomVersion en ligne Part 1: Match the the description of the model to its name. Part 2: Match the contribution to the understanding of the atom to the scientist's name. Part 3: Identify the order by which the models of an atom was developed. par Eric D Norman 1 Plum Pudding Model 2 Solid Sphere Model 3 Protons 4 Quantum Model 5 Electrons 6 Nucleus 7 Nuclear Model 8 Neutrons 9 Planetary Model Subatomic particles in atoms that has a negative charge. The model of an atom that shows electrons being scattered across a spherical cloud of positive charges. The model of an atom that shows that electrons do not move around the nucleus in fixed orbitals, but in waves. The model of an atom that shows that the atom is mostly empty space, but at the center there is a condensed positive sphere. Subatomic particles in atoms that has a neutral charge. The model of an atom that shows electrons moving around the nucleus in fixed orbitals. The center of an atom where positive charges are located The model of an atom that showed atoms as indivisible. Subatomic particles in atoms that has a positive charge. 1 Niel Bohr 2 Erwin Schrodinger 3 John Dalton 4 Ernest Rutherford 5 J.J. Thomson The scientist that provided the atomic theory (atoms are indivisible, atoms of the same element are identical, and atoms combine to make compounds). The scientist that proved that atoms are indivisible. Atoms consists of positive charges (protons) and negative charges (electrons). The scientist showed that the location of electrons cannot be determine exactly, but as a "cloud of probability". The scientst that showed that electrons move between orbitals releasing or gaining a fixed amount of energy. The scientist that showed that protons are confined to a condensed region at the center of the atom called the nucleus. 1 Solid Sphere 2 Nuclear Model 3 Quantum Model 4 Plum Pudding 5 Planetary Model 3rd model of an atom 4th model of an atom 2nd model of an atom 5th and current model of an atom 1st model of an atom

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Lesson 2.1a Vocabulary: Models of An AtomVersion en ligne

Part 1: Match the the description of the model to its name. Part 2: Match the contribution to the understanding of the atom to the scientist's name. Part 3: Identify the order by which the models of an atom was developed.

par Eric D Norman

Plum Pudding Model

Solid Sphere Model

Protons

Quantum Model

Electrons

Nucleus

Nuclear Model

Neutrons

Planetary Model

Subatomic particles in atoms that has a negative charge.

The model of an atom that shows electrons being scattered across a spherical cloud of positive charges.

The model of an atom that shows that electrons do not move around the nucleus in fixed orbitals, but in waves.

The model of an atom that shows that the atom is mostly empty space, but at the center there is a condensed positive sphere.

Subatomic particles in atoms that has a neutral charge.

The model of an atom that shows electrons moving around the nucleus in fixed orbitals.

The center of an atom where positive charges are located

The model of an atom that showed atoms as indivisible.

Subatomic particles in atoms that has a positive charge.

Niel Bohr

Erwin Schrodinger

John Dalton

Ernest Rutherford

J.J. Thomson

The scientist that provided the atomic theory (atoms are indivisible, atoms of the same element are identical, and atoms combine to make compounds).

The scientist that proved that atoms are indivisible. Atoms consists of positive charges (protons) and negative charges (electrons).

The scientist showed that the location of electrons cannot be determine exactly, but as a "cloud of probability".

The scientst that showed that electrons move between orbitals releasing or gaining a fixed amount of energy.

The scientist that showed that protons are confined to a condensed region at the center of the atom called the nucleus.

Solid Sphere

Nuclear Model

Quantum Model

Plum Pudding

Planetary Model

3rd model of an atom

4th model of an atom

2nd model of an atom

5th and current model of an atom

1st model of an atom

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Lesson 2.1a Vocabulary: Models of An AtomVersion en ligne

par Eric D Norman

Plum Pudding Model

Solid Sphere Model

Protons

Quantum Model

Electrons

Nucleus

Nuclear Model

Neutrons

Planetary Model

Niel Bohr

Erwin Schrodinger

John Dalton

Ernest Rutherford

J.J. Thomson

Solid Sphere

Nuclear Model

Quantum Model

Plum Pudding

Planetary Model