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1. Atomic Structure Label the parts of the atom below and indicate the placement of the subatomic particles within the atom. Part of atom: Subatomic Particle(s): Part of atom: Subatomic Particle(s):_

1. Atomic Structure Label the parts of the atom below and indicate the placement of the subatomic particles within the atom. Part of atom: Subatomic Particle(s): Part of atom: Subatomic Particle(s):_

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1. Atomic Structure Label the parts of the atom below and indicate the placement of the subatomic particles within the atom. proton atomic number electrop II. Atoms and Isotopes A. Draw a line to correctly match the word in column 1 with the description in column 2. mass number neutron Part of atom: atomic mass Subatomic Particle(s): Part of atom: Subatomic Particle(s): subatomic particle with a mass of ~0 amu and a charge of -1 represent the number of protons and neutrons in an atom subatomic particle with a mass of ~1 amu and no charge subatomic particle with a mass of ~1 amu and a charge of +1 represents the weighted average mass number of all naturally occurring isotopes represents the number of protons in an atom B. Use the information provided for each isotope to complete the chart. 9
Transcribed Image Text:1. Atomic Structure Label the parts of the atom below and indicate the placement of the subatomic particles within the atom. proton atomic number electrop II. Atoms and Isotopes A. Draw a line to correctly match the word in column 1 with the description in column 2. mass number neutron Part of atom: atomic mass Subatomic Particle(s): Part of atom: Subatomic Particle(s): subatomic particle with a mass of ~0 amu and a charge of -1 represent the number of protons and neutrons in an atom subatomic particle with a mass of ~1 amu and no charge subatomic particle with a mass of ~1 amu and a charge of +1 represents the weighted average mass number of all naturally occurring isotopes represents the number of protons in an atom B. Use the information provided for each isotope to complete the chart. 9
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