Across
- 6. Atoms that possess different numbers of protons are called ___________.
- 8. How electrons are organized around a nucleus.
- 10. The number of protons in an atom (also the number of electrons).
- 12. Argued in favour of the plum pudding model.
- 14. An atom is mostly ____________.
- 16. The charge on a neutron.
- 17. Charged particle in the nucleus.
- 18. Thought that the world was built from small atoms which could not be broken - Greek.
- 21. Created the atomic model with electrons in shells.
Down
- 1. Described atoms as the smallest building block of matter - not Greek
- 2. Particles that orbit the nucleus
- 3. The building blocks or all matter - can still be broken down into smaller particles though.
- 4. The charge on an electron.
- 5. Model of an atom that saw electrons embedded inside a positively charged field.
- 7. The particle that helps to holds proton in the nucleus.
- 9. An element that possesses one proton and one electron.
- 11. Disproved the plum pudding model of an atom.
- 13. An element that possesses two protons and two electrons, and two neutrons.
- 15. The charge on a proton.
- 19. This is released in large amounts when a nucleus in broken apart.
- 20. Meaning smaller than an atom.
