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WorksheetsChemistry Quiz 1
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 15hrs 15mins
Democritus believed all matter is
large particles
fire
water
tiny particles
Democritus believed that the particles can not be
destroyed
added
divided
subtracted
What did Democritus name the particles
atoms
atomos
particles
Democritus ideas were not based on experimentation, True or False?
True
False
Democritus's ideas did explain chemical behavior of substances
True
False
Aristotle believed in atoms
True
False
Aristotle believed:
1)all matter is continuous
2)experimentation was the only way to find atoms
1) mass and charge of electron was negative
2)all matter is composed of varying amounts of four elemental substances air earth fire water
1) all matter is continuous
2)all matter is composed of varying amounts of four elemental substances air earth fire water
Aristotle's beliefs were not challenged until about how many years later
1000
2 million
500
2000
Is John Dalton's theory based on experimentation
yes
no
John Dalton observed that elements combine in compound whole number ratios
True
False
John Dalton concluded that "whole number" (integer) ratios of the reacting element meant that the smallest peice of the combining elements had to be a...
atom
particle
atomos
gamma ray
John Dalton Atomic Theory #4
atoms of one element never change into atoms of another element
all matter is continuous
the particles can not be divided
John Dalton Atomic Theory #1
determined the mass and charge of the electron
99.9% of an atom's mass is in the nucleus
elements are composed of tiny indivisible particles called atoms
John Dalton Atomic Theory #2
atoms can be divided
atoms of the same element are identical and are different from atoms of any other element
neutron's charge is n^0
John Dalton Atomic Theory #3:atoms of different elements can be mixed together or they can chemically combine with atoms of other elements in simple whole number ratios to form compounds; What is the laws name
Law of Definite Proportions
Law of The Quantum Theory
Law of conservation of Mass
Resulting rays were attracted to the positive plate, and must be negatively charged
false
true
J.J. Thomson named the particles
neutrons
protons
electrons
J.J. Thomson concluded that
electrons are in atoms of all elements
electrons orbit around the nucleus
most alpha particles went straight through
J.J. Thomson proposed what kind of model
Bohr Model
Plum Pudding
Dalton Model
the bulk of the matter of the pudding was like (1) with the electrons dispersed throughout like (2)
1)mass
2)charge
1)pudding
2)atom
1)pudding
2)raisins
1)raisins
2)pudding
Robert Millikan determined the mass and the what of the electron
proton relation
charge
simple ratio
years they last
Robert Millikan did what experiment
Cathode Ray tube
Oil Drop
Ernest Rutherford was
The "Father of Nuclear Physics"
Creator of the bohr model
English Physicist
Ernest Rutherford proved that alpha radiation was a stream of what nucleii
oxygen
carbon
helium
hydrogen
Ernest Rutherford directed a beam of alpha particles at a thin gold foil which equals what charged
+2
-2
+5
+9
Ernest Rutherford: Most went straight through. A few of them were greatly deflected some even bounced straight back, therefore atoms must mostly be
positive
full
empty space
full space
Ernest Rutherford: Defined and named the what?
electron
neutron
proton
Niels Bohr: developed the ___ model
Bohr
Plum Pudding
Niels Bohr: figured out that electrons do what around the nucleus
orbit
float
stay still
do 360s
Niels Bohr: showed that electrons move in a ____ energy level in the atom
continuous
discreet
flowy pattern
James Chadwick: named the ____
proton
electron
atom
neutron
Quantum Theory:
A)
B)
C)
D)
a is?
electrons do orbit the nucleus like planets orbit the sun
electrons do not orbit the nucleus like planets orbit the sun
all matter is continous
Quantum Theory:
A)
B)
C)
D)
b is?
electrons do exist in discreet energy levels defined by regions of probability
electrons do exist in continuous energy levels defined by regions of probability
electrons do not exist in continuous energy levels defined by regions of probability
electrons do not exist in discreet energy levels defined by regions of probability
Quantum Theory:
A)
B)
C)
D)
c is?
it is possible to determine the exact location of an electron at any given time
it is impossible to determine the exact location of an electron at any given time
it is possible to determine the exact value of an electron at any given time
Quantum Theory:
A)
B)
C)
D)
how much of an atom's mass is in the nucleus
99.99%
66.666666%
50%
99.9%
protons have what symbol
p+
p-
p0
neutrons have what symbol
n+
n0
n-
electrons have what symbol
e0
e-
e+
proton and neutrons relative mass is 1u
True
False
Hydrogen has 3 isotopes
false
true
Hydrogen has 3 isotopes
the first one is named
protium
hydrogen-1
prodium
Hydrogen has 3 isotopes
the second one is named
deuterium
hydrogen-2
deuterdium
Hydrogen has 3 isotopes
the third one is named
tritdium
hydrogen-3
tritium
isotopes have atomic number on the bottom and the mass number at the top
true
false
use sig-figs for average atomic mass
true
false
Andre Henri Becquerel discovered radioactivity when he observed that uranium emitted radiation without a source of energy
true
false
Marie+ Pierre Curie and Becquerel won the Nobel Peace Prize in what?
technology
atoms
physics
radioactivity is the process by which an atomic nucleus gives off
radiation
atoms
protons
radiation is normal rays that are emitted by a radioactive source
true
false
alphas symbol is a
a
b
e
parent- daughter + alpha
true
false
beta symbol is
b
e
v
y
gamma symbol is
y
b
a
e
Nuclear transmutation occurs when
an isotope of one element transforms into a isotope of another element
a atom of one element transforms into a atom of another element
Nuclear bombardment is basically when a bunch of stuff gets thrown into a nucleus of an atom
false
true
transuranium elements are elements with atomic numbers _ 92
<
=
>
transuranium elements
1) none occur in nature
2) all are radioactive
3) synthesized in nuclear reactors and particle accelerators
false
true
-t 1/2 is the symbol for
gamma
half life
alpha
beta
half life equations 1/2n
true
false
alpha is H 4 on top 2 on bottom
true
false
beta is e 0 on top -1 on bottom
false
true
