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- 3. highest surface part of a wave (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 4. 3.00x10^8m/s (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 7. squares in a periodic table
- 8. _______ are even smaller subatomic particles than protons and neutrons with a -1 charge and a tiny mass (does not add anything to the mass number). (pg. 4)
- 10. the lowest part of a wave (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 11. any substance that has mass and occupies space
- 12. Absorbed energy allows the electrons to be promoted to ________ energy levels. (pg. 11)
- 13. From these excited energy levels, there is a natural tendency for the electrons to drop back down to the ________ state. (pg. 11)
- 15. based on quality (Flame Test)
- 18. what is the element with the atomic number 56?
- 19. range of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation (electrons in atoms lecture notes)
- 24. The _________ of an element are atoms with the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons. (pg. 4)
- 27. ________ are subatomic particles with a zero charge and also have a mass of about 1 mass unit. (pg. 4)
- 30. What does ‘h’ stand for in E = hv? (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 31. used to heat up your food in the kitchen
- 33. minimum amount of energy that can be gained or lost by an atom. (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 36. what is the element with the atomic number 38?
- 37. a small portion of matter (begins with p) (Phet: Rutherford Scattering)
- 42. = speed/wavelength (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 43. When a substance is heated in flame, the atoms absorb ________ from the flame. (pg. 11)
- 45. measurement (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)for energy
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- 1. The atomic ______ of an element is calculated by the number of protons plus the number of neutrons. (pg. 5)
- 2. what is the element with the atomic number 29?
- 5. All ____________ waves, including visible light, travel at the speed of 3.00x10^8 m/s in a vacuum. (pg. 8)
- 6. What does Hz or 1/s or s^-1 stand for? (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 9. what is the element with the atomic number 27?
- 14. what is the element with the atomic number 3?
- 16. ________ are sub-atomic particles with a +1 charge and a mass of about 1 atomic mass unit. (pg. 4)
- 17. = speed/frequency (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 20. what is the element with the atomic number 19?
- 21. device used to measure the marbles diameter (gold foil experiment)
- 22. Number of neutrons = ______ number minus number of protons. (pg. 4)
- 23. “father of nuclear physics” who discovered alpha and beta rays (pg. 7)
- 25. a tiny particle of light or electromagnetic radiation (Flame Test)
- 26. you wear them over your eyes during labs (Flame Test)
- 28. What is the wavelength of electromagnetic radiation having a frequency of 5.00x10^12 Hz? (Fill in the missing digit) _.00x10^-5m
- 29. The ‘v’ in E = hv stands for the frequency of ________, sometimes written as f giving the expression E = hf. (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 32. based on quantity (Flame Test)
- 34. = 1x10^-9m (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 35. What type of electromagnetic radiation is this if the frequency is 3.33x10^13 Hz? (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 38. The color of ____ observed when a substance is heated in a flame varies from one substance to another. (pg. 11)
- 39. what is the element with the atomic number 11?
- 40. What type of electromagnetic radiation is this if the frequency is 9.01x10^15 Hz? (Electrons in Atoms Lecture Notes)
- 41. In a full atomic symbol, what does the number written in the top right mean? (pg. 4)
- 44. An _____ is an atom that has gained or lost one or more electrons. (pg. 4)
