
Atomic Structure Advanced
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Atoms structure (advanced)
SWBAT: Understand fully what the atom is, and what it consists of
In 1794 Dalton became the first to describe color blindness
- He took Democritus Idea of Atoms and developed it.
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Science Joke....
Do you know why we can't trust Atoms? ...
The ATOM
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The Atom | Dense Center (protons, Neutrons) and Electrons orbit around it. |
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Multiple Choice
Which of these correctly describes the atom?
A dense Center made of Protons and Neutrons, with Electrons orbit the center
A nucleus made up of Electrons and Protons, with Neutrons orbiting around it
A nucleus made of Neutrons and Electrons, with Protons orbiting around it
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REMEMBER and write in Index Cards
Counting Mass and Neutrons
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M-A=N | Mass- Atomic Number(protons)= Neutrons |
A=P=E | Atomic #=Protons=Electrons |
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Hotspot
Which of these particles contain mass of 1amu
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Multiple Choice
Describe the element Barium (Ba). Tell me the amount of each particle if Barium (Ba) has a mass of 135amu.
56 Protons
79 Neutrons
56 electrons
56 Protons
56 Neutrons
79 electrons
56 Protons
56 Neutrons
56 electrons
79 Protons
79 Neutrons
56 electrons
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Multiple Choice
An atom has a mass of 20amu. It has 11 Protons. How many Neutrons and Electrons does it contain?
9 Neutrons
11 Electrons
10 Neutrons
10 Electrons
8 Neutrons
12 Electrons
12 Neutrons
8 Electrons
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The charge is not the same as mass. Charge is about the electrical charge it contains.
Electrons- Negative
Neutrons - none
Protons -Positive
Count them like soldiers of diff teams.
Charge
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Charge | Inside the Nucleus there is always a positive Charge. |
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Multiple Choice
You have to balance the charge of an atom. Which particles would you work with?
Protons and Neutrons
Protons and Electrons
Electrons
Neutrons and Electrons
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Multiple Choice
What is the charge of the atom. It has 30 Protons, 35 Neutrons, and 33 Electrons?
-3
0
+3
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1. GO to Clever
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3. Complete video and worksheet
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Exit ticket on Edcite called advanced atoms
Atoms structure (advanced)
SWBAT: Understand fully what the atom is, and what it consists of
In 1794 Dalton became the first to describe color blindness
- He took Democritus Idea of Atoms and developed it.
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