Across
- 3. The mass on the periodic table are the ______________ mass of all the isotopes of that element
- 6. This color of light has the highest energy
- 7. This is the state of an electron normally
- 8. Thomson claimed that atoms actually contained small, negatively charged particles called ___________.
- 13. This number is equal to the number of protons plus the number of neutrons
- 16. This color light has the lowest energy
- 17. The symbol for these are composed of 1 capital letter and possibly a lowercase letter as well
- 21. These are the electrons on the outer most energy level
- 23. The range of all types of electromagnetic radiation.
- 25. This is released by an atom when an electron drops from the excited state to the ground state
- 26. The _________ number in isotope notation is the atomic number.
- 28. This is located in the nucleus and has a positive charge.
- 31. These are made up of multiple elements
- 32. The ______ number in isotope notation is the mass number.
Down
- 1. How often waves occur
- 2. This is the abbreviation of the element.
- 4. This is the state of an electron when it gains energy
- 5. This number tells you the identity of the element; the number of protons.
- 9. Bohr said that electrons existed in specific ___________ around the nucleus.
- 10. This principle states that electrons will occupy the lowest energy level first.
- 11. This is the only type of EM waves humans can see
- 12. How far apart the wave crests are from each other
- 14. Rutherford determined that atoms consisted of a very small ___________ that was positively charged.
- 15. This principle states that within a sublevel, place 1 electron per orbital before pairing them
- 18. This scientist used the gold foil experiment
- 19. This scientist proposed the postulates of Atomic Theory
- 20. This is located in the nucleus and has a neutral charge
- 22. atoms of the same element but different number of neutrons.
- 24. This is located in the cloud and has a negative charge
- 27. All of the ________ of an atom is located in the nucleus
- 29. This scientist experimented with the cathode ray tube
- 30. This principle states that no 2 electrons can have the same set of quantum numbers