
Bohr Model and Quantum Mechanical Model Lesson
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9th Grade
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Joseph Anderson
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Models of the Atom
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REVIEW
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A. Bohr's Model- Planetary Model/ electrons orbit the nucleus in increasing energy levels.C.
B. Thompson's Model- the atom is a positive sphere with embedded electrons
C. Rutherford's Model- mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleus
D. Schroedinger's Model- electrons orbit the atom in random ways
E. Dalton's Model- the atom is indivisible
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A. Bohr's Model- Planetary Model/ electrons orbit the nucleus in increasing energy levels.C.
B. Thompson's Model- the atom is a positive sphere with embedded electrons
C. Rutherford's Model- mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleus
D. Schroedinger's Model- electrons orbit the atom in random ways
E. Dalton's Model- the atom is indivisible
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A. Bohr's Model- Planetary Model/ electrons orbit the nucleus in increasing energy levels.C.
B. Thompson's Model- the atom is a positive sphere with embedded electrons
C. Rutherford's Model- mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleus
D. Schroedinger's Model- electrons orbit the atom in random ways
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A. Bohr's Model- Planetary Model/ electrons orbit the nucleus in increasing energy levels.
B. Thompson's Model- the atom is a positive sphere with embedded electrons
C. Rutherford's Model- mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleus
D. Schroedinger's Model- electrons orbit the atom in random ways
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B. Thompson's Model- the atom is a positive sphere with embedded electrons
C. Rutherford's Model- mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleus
D. Schroedinger's Model- electrons orbit the atom in random ways
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B. Thompson's Model- the atom is a positive sphere with embedded electrons
C. Rutherford's Model- mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleus
D. Schroedinger's Model- electrons orbit the atom in random ways
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C. Rutherford's Model- mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleus
D. Schroedinger's Model- electrons orbit the atom in random ways
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C. Rutherford's Model- mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleus
D. Schroedinger's Model- electrons orbit the atom in random ways
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D. Schroedinger's Model- electrons orbit the atom in random ways
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Learning Objective:
1. describe the Quantum Mechanical Model of the atom in terms of energy and position of the electrons;
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Quantum Mechanical Model of the Atom
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Read the text on page 1 ( Discussion part) of your LAS. Identify the statements that describe the Quantum Mechanical Model.
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