Atoms
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Natalie Broome
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What Are They?
What Are They Made Of?
How Do We Study Them?
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Make Up All Matter: Living and Nonliving; Solids, Liquids and Gases
Microscopic - Around 40 Quintillion (40,000,000,000,000,000,000) Atoms in a Grain of Sand
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Multiple Choice
Everything but air is made of atoms.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
About how many atoms make up one grain of sand?
40 thousand
40 million
40 trillion
40 quintillion
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Each TYPE of atom is an element
94 NATURAL elements
24 ARTIFICIALLY made elements (created by scientists)
118 Total Number of Elements
Periodic Table of the Elements
6
Multiple Choice
What is each type of atom called?
element
molecule
electron
cell
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Multiple Choice
Where can you find a list of all the known elements?
Table of Contents
Periodic Table of Elements
Title Page
Taxonomy
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Positive Electric Charge
In the Nucleus (Center of Atom)
Number of Protons in an Atom Determines the Element It Is
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Multiple Choice
What electric charge do protons have?
positive
neutral
negative
10
Multiple Choice
Protons are found in the nucleus, or center of the atom.
True
False
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Has No Charge - Neutral
In the Center of the Atom (Nucleus)
Hold the Nucleus Together - Strong Force
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Multiple Choice
What electric charge do neutrons have?
positive
neutral
negative
13
Multiple Choice
What allows neutrons to hold the protons together in the nucleus?
solar force
electric force
strong force
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Have a negative electric charge
Whirl around the nucleus at about the speed of light, leaving an electron cloud around the atom "blurry"
Responsible for reactivity and electricity
15
Multiple Choice
What electric charge to electrons have?
positive
neutral
negative
16
Multiple Choice
Because electrons move so quickly around the nucleus, it make atoms look _____________ in a microscope.
clear
blurry
completely dark
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Mystery Box
Atomic Model - Brain Pop
Experiments & Tests
Particle Accelerator - Brain Pop
Smashing Atoms
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Multiple Choice
Scientists can see all the parts of atoms with microscopes.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What large machines are used to smash atoms to learn more about subatomic particles?
microwave
x-rays
particle accelerators
What Are They?
What Are They Made Of?
How Do We Study Them?
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