Atomism to Plum Pudding

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First three atomic models: Atomism, Solid Sphere and Plum Pudding

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Atomism to Plum Pudding


Froggy Jumps Atomism to Plum PuddingVersion en ligne First three atomic models: Atomism, Solid Sphere and Plum Pudding par Patricia Mae Angco 1 Who were the ancient Greek philosophers who first proposed that matter is made up of tiny, indivisible pieces called atomos? a John Dalton and J.J. Thomson b Democritus and Leucippus c ) Ernest Rutherford and Niels Bohr 2 . Why was the ancient Greek idea of atomos considered a philosophy rather than a true scientific theory? a It was based on pure thought and logical arguments rather than experimental evidence. b The technology of the time proved that atoms were large squares. c It was completely forgotten until the 20th century. 3 John Dalton’s "Solid Sphere Model" suggests that atoms are like solid, hard billiard balls. Which of the following best describes this model? a An atom has a positive center surrounded by floating electrons. b An atom is mostly empty space. c An atom is a solid, indestructible sphere with no smaller parts inside. 4 J.J. Thomson discovered the first subatomic particle using a cathode ray tube. This led to the "Plum Pudding Model." What did the "pudding" and the "plums" represent? a The pudding was empty space, and the plums were protons b The pudding = sphere of positive charge, and plums = negatively charged electrons embedded in it. c The pudding was a solid mass, and the plums were smaller atoms. 5 How did J.J. Thomson’s Plum Pudding model change the previous view of the atom held by John Dalton? a b It claimed that atoms do not combine to form compounds. c It proved that atoms cannot conduct electricity. 6 Which of the following best describes chronological order of the first three atomic models/theories, from earliest to latest? a Plum Pudding Model -> Solid Sphere Model -> Ancient Atomism b Ancient Atomism -> Solid Sphere Model -> Plum Pudding Model c Ancient Atomism -> Plum Pudding Model -> Solid Sphere Model 7 According to Dalton’s original atomic theory, what happens to atoms during a chemical reaction? a Atoms are destroyed and entirely new elements are created. b Atoms melt together to form a single giant atom. c Atoms are rearranged, separated, or combined, but never created or destroyed. 8 Dalton stated that "all atoms of a given element are identical in mass and properties." Why has this specific tenet been modified by modern science? a We now know that some atoms of the same element do not react at all. b We now know that isotopes exist c We now know that atoms of the same element can have different shapes. 9 Another tenet of Dalton's theory states that "atoms cannot be subdivided, created, or destroyed." Which modern discovery directly disproved the idea that atoms cannot be subdivided? a The discovery of subatomic particles (protons, neutrons, and electrons). b ) The discovery that elements can exist as liquids or gases. c The discovery of the solid sphere model. 10 Compound X is always made of exactly two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom (H2O). Which of Dalton's tenets explains this? a Atoms of different elements have the exact same mass. b Atoms are indivisible spheres. c Atoms combine in simple, fixed, whole-number ratios to form specific compounds. 11 What major experimental tool allowed J.J. Thomson to move past Dalton's Solid Sphere model and propose the Plum Pudding model? a The cathode ray tube b The scanning tunneling microscope c The Gold foil 12 Dalton’s atomic theory was a massive milestone for chemistry. What did Dalton do that the ancient Greeks (like Democritus) did not do? a He performed quantitative experiments and measured masses to test his ideas. b He used a high-powered digital microscope to see the atoms. c He argued that atoms do not actually exist in nature. 13 Which of the following summaries best describes how Dalton's atomic theory stands today? a It was replaced immediately by the ancient Greek theory of atomism. b Every single tenet is still 100% accurate today without any changes. c It served as foundation, but some were modified due to discovery of subatomic particles & isotopes

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Atomism to Plum PuddingVersion en ligne

par Patricia Mae Angco

Who were the ancient Greek philosophers who first proposed that matter is made up of tiny, indivisible pieces called atomos?

. Why was the ancient Greek idea of atomos considered a philosophy rather than a true scientific theory?

John Dalton’s "Solid Sphere Model" suggests that atoms are like solid, hard billiard balls. Which of the following best describes this model?

J.J. Thomson discovered the first subatomic particle using a cathode ray tube. This led to the "Plum Pudding Model." What did the "pudding" and the "plums" represent?

How did J.J. Thomson’s Plum Pudding model change the previous view of the atom held by John Dalton?

Which of the following best describes chronological order of the first three atomic models/theories, from earliest to latest?

According to Dalton’s original atomic theory, what happens to atoms during a chemical reaction?

Dalton stated that "all atoms of a given element are identical in mass and properties." Why has this specific tenet been modified by modern science?

Another tenet of Dalton's theory states that "atoms cannot be subdivided, created, or destroyed." Which modern discovery directly disproved the idea that atoms cannot be subdivided?

Compound X is always made of exactly two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom (H2O). Which of Dalton's tenets explains this?

What major experimental tool allowed J.J. Thomson to move past Dalton's Solid Sphere model and propose the Plum Pudding model?

Dalton’s atomic theory was a massive milestone for chemistry. What did Dalton do that the ancient Greeks (like Democritus) did not do?

Which of the following summaries best describes how Dalton's atomic theory stands today?