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    Name: ______________________,_________________ Band: _____

    Regents Chemistry
    Atomic Structure
    Worksheet # 1

    Dalton Creates an Atomic Theory Based on Experiments

    1. By conducting experiments and making observations, Dalton figured out that


    elements combine in random proportions because they’re made of individual
    atoms. True or False? (Circle one.)
    2. Dalton’s theory states that atoms cannot be ____________,
    ________________, or __________________.
    3. Atoms of different elements are exactly alike. True or False?
    4. How did Dalton think atoms formed new substances?
    _______________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________

    Thomson Finds Electrons in the Atom


    Mark the following statements True or False.
    5. In 1897, J. J. Thomson made a discovery that proved the first part of Dalton’s
    atomic theory was correct. ____________
    6. Thomson discovered that there were small particles inside the atom._______
    7. Thomson found that the magnets affected the direction of a cathode-ray tube
    beam. _____________
    8. Thomson knew the beam was made of particles with a positive charge because
    it was pulled toward a positive charge.___________
    9. The two types of charges are positive and neutral. __________
    10. Objects with the same charges attract each other. ___________
    Circle the correct answer.
    11. In Thomson’s “plum-pudding” model, electrons are NOT
    a. negatively charged.
    b. present in every type of atom.
    c. collected together in the center of the atom.
    d. scattered throughout a blob of positively charged material.
    Rutherford Opens an Atomic

    12. Before his experiment, Rutherford expected the particles to deflect to the
    sides of the gold foil. True or False? (Circle one.)
    13. Which of the following statements is NOT part of Rutherford’s revision of
    his former teacher’s atomic theory?
    a. Atoms are made mostly of empty space.
    b. The nucleus is a dense, charged center of the atom.
    c. Lightweight, negative electrons move in the nucleus.
    d. Most of an atom’s mass is in the nucleus.
    e. The diameter of the nucleus of an atom is 10 times smaller than the
    diameter of the atom.

    Bohr States That Electrons Can Jump Between Levels

    14. In Bohr’s atomic model, __________ travel in definite paths around the
    ________ at specific levels. Each level is a certain __________ from the
    nucleus.

    The Modern Theory: Electron Clouds Surround the Nucleus

    15. The exact path of a moving electron can now be predicted.


    True or False? (Circle one.)

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