
Unit 3B: History of the Atom
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- Q1Who is credited with proposing the first model of the atom as a particle that could not be divided?RutherfordThomsonDaltonDemocritus30s
- Q2Which scientist/ philosopher based his model of the atom after thought experiments instead of lab experiments?DemocritusDaltonThomsonRutherford30s
- Q3Who is credited with proposing a model of the atom based on lab experiments?DaltonThomsonRutherfordDemocritus30s
- Q4Who did experiments with a cathode ray tube to discover the electron?RutherfordDaltonThomsonDemocritus30s
- Q5In Thomson's experiment, a beam of particles was attracted to a positive plate. He determined that this beam of particles had a _________________ charge.neutralpositivenegative30s
- Q6Who experimented by shooting alpha particles through gold foil?DemocritusDaltonThomsonRutherford30s
- Q7When Rutherford shot alpha particles through gold foil, most of the particles passed through. This told him that....the atom is mostly empty spacethe atom contains electronsthe atom has a dense, positively charged center30s
- Q8When Rutherford shot particles through gold foil, some of the particles were deflected by the foil. This told him that....the atom contains electronsthe atom is mostly empty spacethe atom has a dense, positively charged center30s
- Q9What model of the atom is shown in the picture?the plum pudding modelthe planetary modelthe quantum modelBohr's model30s
- Q10What model of the atom is shown in the picture?the planetary modelthe plum pudding modelBohr's modelthe quantum model30s