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Open Ended
When you think of an atom what do you think of?
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Multiple Choice
What is the Greek word for atom?
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Open Ended
Why are atoms called uncuttable?
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Multiple Choice
What does the Greek word atomos mean?
uncuttable
untouchable
cuttable
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What are atoms
Atoms are from the Greek word Atomos which means uncuttable because they are the smallest unit of an element.
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Poll
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Multiple Choice
Atoms are mostly made up of
empty space
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Match
Match the following
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
Positive Charge
Neutral Charge
Negative Charge
Positive Charge
Neutral Charge
Negative Charge
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Labeling
Place the labels correctly
Neutrons
Electrons
Protons
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Multiple Choice
What is the center of an atom called?
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Multiple Choice
What subatomic particles can you find in the nucleus?
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Multiple Choice
Where are electrons located in atom?
Electron cloud
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Protons- Positive Charge
Neutrons- Neutral Charge
Electrons- Negative Charge
The Nucleus is in the center of the atom
Protons and Neutrons are located in the nucleus
Electrons orbit around the atom in the electron cloud
*Remember there are always the same amount of protons and electrons because atoms have a neutral charge.
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Poll
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Labeling
Label each part of the element
Atomic Mass
Symbol
Atomic Number
Name
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Multiple Select
The atomic number is also the number of
protons
neutrons
electrons
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Multiple Choice
The atomic mass is the number of _______ & ________ combined
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Open Ended
How do you find the number of neutrons in the atomic mass?
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Math Response
Calculate the number of neutrons in this element
Show your work!!!!!!!!
___ -___ = ___
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To find the protons and electrons, look at the atomic number
To find the neutrons, round to the nearest whole number on the atomic mass, then subtract atomic number from the atomic mass.
On this element, we round up the atomic mass to 16, subtract the atomic number 8, and get the number of neutrons is 8.
16-8=8
Calculating subatomic particles
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A majority will be calculating the protons, neutrons, and electrons, with showing your work!
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