Date:Name:Schedule:Rating:Activity SheetFill-in the Blanks: Write the word or group of words on the blank to completeeach sentence.I.1. Atom comes from theword 'atomos' which means uncut or indivisible.2. Daniel Bernoulli attempted to explain the behavior of matteris the study of the attraction of materials to charged bodies.3.4. JJ Thomson discovered the electron using5. Goldstein used the6. Cations are7. The element hydrogen has8. The Swedish chemist,the element for its chemical symbol.in discovering proton.charged ions.isotopes.used the first one or two letters of the name ofis the Latin word for mercury.proposed the particle-wave nature of matter.9.10.10

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Activity Sheet I. Fill-in the Blanks: Write the word or group of words on the blank to complete each sentence. 1. Atom comes from the 2. Daniel Bernoulli attempted to explain the behavior of matter word 'atomos' which means uncut or indivisible. 3. is the study of the attraction of materials to charged bodies.

Activity Sheet I. Fill-in the Blanks: Write the word or group of words on the blank to complete each sentence. 1. Atom comes from the 2. Daniel Bernoulli attempted to explain the behavior of matter word 'atomos' which means uncut or indivisible. 3. is the study of the attraction of materials to charged bodies.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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