Atom
Across
- 1. – A high-energy form of electromagnetic radiation.
- 3. – The neutral particle found in the nucleus of an atom.
- 6. – The building block of matter.
- 8. – Alpha particles are nuclei of this element.
- 11. – The type of charge of the alpha particles used in the gold foil experiment.
- 13. – The dense, tiny region at the center of an atom discovered by Rutherford.
- 14. – The scientist who conducted the gold foil experiment.
- 16. – The negatively charged particle orbiting the nucleus.
- 17. – Most of the atom is made up of this empty space.
- 19. – The positively charged particle in the nucleus of an atom.
- 20. – The type of radiation made of two protons and two neutrons.
Down
- 2. – The smallest particle of an element.
- 4. – The central part of the atom.
- 5. – The energy emitted from unstable atomic nuclei.
- 7. – What happened to some alpha particles when they hit the gold foil.
- 9. – Rutherford's experiment used a thin sheet of this material.
- 10. – Rutherford proposed a planetary version of this for the atom.
- 12. – Radiation is a form of this.
- 15. – The type of radiation made of fast-moving electrons.
- 18. – Alpha particles have a positive one, while beta particles have a negative one.