WorksheetsParts of an Atom
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Makes up all Matter
Atom
Proton
Lepton
Quark
The Positively Charged Particle in an Atom
Neutron
Proton
Atom
Lepton
The Negatively Charged Particle in an Atom
Lepton
Quark
Atom
Electron
Makes up Protons and Neutrons
Quark
Lepton
Atom
Electron
Six flavors of Quarks
Up Down Left Right Gold Silver
Top Bottom Strange Charm Left Right
Up Down Top Bottom Strange Charm
Left Right Straight Curve Luck Charm
Neutrally Charged Particle in an Atom
Lepton
Proton
Neutron
Atom
Quark Flavors in a Proton
2 Up + 1 Down
3 Strange + 4 Down
1 Top + 4 Charm
3 Top + 1 Bottom
Quark Flavors in a Neutron
3 Bottom + 1 Top
4 Up + 2 down
1 Up + 2 Down
9 Charm + 23 Strange
Small Atomic Particles that Make Electrons and Exist Alone
Quarks
Protons
Leptons
Top
What is not true of an Ionic Bond
The atoms will be electrically charged.
The atoms share electrons so that both atoms have a full outer shell
Elements on opposite sides of the table are more likely to form an ionic bond with each other.
In ionic bonding, one element loses their valence electrons to the other atom.
