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WorksheetsAtom ions isotopes -True and False
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion.
They both have the same number of protons
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion.
The oxygen atom has more electrons than the ion
True
False
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Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The oxygen atom has less electrons than the ion
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The oxygen atom has 10 neutrons
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The oxygen ion has 10 neutronss
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The oxygen atom has more protons than the ion
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The oxygen atom and ions both have 8 neutrons
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The oxygen ion and atom both have 8 electrons
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The oxygen ion and atom both have 10 electrons
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The oxygen ion has 10 electrons while the atom has 8 electrons
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The oxygen ion has 8 electrons while the atom has 10 electrons
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The net charge on the oxygen ion is “0”
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The net charge on the oxygen ion is “-2”
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The net charge on the oxygen ion is “+2”
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The Bohr model of the oxygen atom has 6 electrons in the outer ring
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The Bohr model of the oxygen atom has 8 electrons in the outer ring
True
False
Consider an oxygen-18 atom and an oxygen-18 ion
The Bohr model of the oxygen ion has 8 electrons in the outer ring
True
False
Oxygen-16 and oxygen-18 atoms are two different isotopes of oxygen with different numbers of protons
True
False
Oxygen-16 and oxygen-18 atoms are two different isotopes of oxygen with different numbers of neutrons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion.
They both have the same number of protons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium atom has more electrons than the ion
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium atom has less electrons than the ion
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium atom has 14 neutrons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium ion has 12 neutrons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium atom has more protons than the ion
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium atom and ion both have 12 neutrons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium ion and atom both have 12 electrons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium ion and atom both have 10 electrons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium ion has 10 electrons while the atom has 12 electrons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The magnesium ion has 10 electrons while the atom has 14 electrons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The net charge on the magnesium ion is “0”
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The net charge on the magnesium ion is “-2”
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The net charge on the magnesium ion is “+2”
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The Bohr model of the magnesium atom has 2 electrons in the outer occupied ring
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The Bohr model of the magnesium ion has 8 electrons in the outer occupied ring
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
The Bohr model of the magnesium ion has 0 electrons in the outer occupied ring
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
Magnesium-24 and magnesium-26 atoms are two different isotopes of magnesium with different numbers of protons
True
False
Consider a 26Mg atom and a 26Mg2+ ion
Magnesium-24 and magnesium-26 atoms are two different isotopes of magnesium with different numbers of neutrons
True
False
