The Atomic Nucleus - Gold Foil Experiment

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Marina Busuek
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Chemistry
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10th - 12th Grade
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct description of J. J. Thomson's Model of an Atom.
The model is a indivisible and indestructible sphere
The model is a sphere in which negatively charged particles - electrons- immersed in a positively charged space of the sphere.
The model is a sphere in which negatively charged particles - electrons- move around the center of an atom creating an electron cloud
The model is a sphere in which negatively charged particles - electrons - move around the nucleus of an atom in a defined passes, called orbits, like planets around the sun
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of J.J. Thomson's Model of an Atom?
Jimmy Neutron Model
Solar System Model
Plum-Pudding Model
Quantum mechanical Model
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Multiple Choice
Who was Ernset Rutherford?
English Science teacher who developed the first Atomic Theory
English physicist who discovered an electron
German physicist who discovered a proton
New Zealand born physicist who established existence of a positively charged nucleus in an atom
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Multiple Choice
Why did Ernest Rutherford and his colleagues perform the Gold-Foil Experiment?
They wanted to test and confirm the Plum-Pudding model
They wanted to test John Dalton's Model
They were looking for electrons
They wanted to come up with their own Atomic Model
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Multiple Choice
What is an alpha particle?
It is a dominant particle in a subatomic world
It is a particle that has 2+ charge
It is a particle that has 2- charge
It is a helium atom without a charge
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