Unit 4 Study Guide: Atomic StructureAtomic Theory: Be able to describe and recognize each scientists' contributionto the atomic structure. Matching format.Plum pudding modeldiscovered electronsdiscovered nucleusdeveloped planetary model of orbitdeveloped most modern atomic model "quantum model" where electrons movearound in electron cloudsWho completed the gold foil experiment? Describe the general experimentand its importance.• Counting Subatomic Particles:a. List the three fundamental subatomic particles and their charge.1.2.3.b. Isotopes are atoms of the same element that have different number ofC. Which two subatomic particles make up the nucleus?d. Where is majority of an atom's mass concentrated?e. Which one of the subatomic particles can identify an atom?f. For the isotope Rubidium-89, list the follow characteristics of the atom.Mass #Atomic #ProtonsNeutronsElectronsAverage atomic mass: weighted average of the mass of isotopes in a naturallyoccurring sample of an element.a. List the three steps to determine average atomic mass

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Atomic Theory: Be able to describe and recognize each scientists contr to the atomic structure. Matching format. Plum pudding model discovered electrons discovered nucleus developed planetary model of orbit developed most modern atomic model "quantum model" where elect loatron clouds

Atomic Theory: Be able to describe and recognize each scientists contr to the atomic structure. Matching format. Plum pudding model discovered electrons discovered nucleus developed planetary model of orbit developed most modern atomic model "quantum model" where elect loatron clouds

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Unit 4 Study Guide: Atomic Structure
Atomic Theory: Be able to describe and recognize each scientists' contribution
to the atomic structure. Matching format.
Plum pudding model
discovered electrons
discovered nucleus
developed planetary model of orbit
developed most modern atomic model "quantum model" where electrons move
around in electron clouds
Who completed the gold foil experiment? Describe the general experiment
and its importance.
• Counting Subatomic Particles:
a. List the three fundamental subatomic particles and their charge.
1.
2.
3.
b. Isotopes are atoms of the same element that have different number of
C. Which two subatomic particles make up the nucleus?
d. Where is majority of an atom's mass concentrated?
e. Which one of the subatomic particles can identify an atom?
f. For the isotope Rubidium-89, list the follow characteristics of the atom.
Mass #
Atomic #
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
Average atomic mass: weighted average of the mass of isotopes in a naturally
occurring sample of an element.
a. List the three steps to determine average atomic mass

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