Lesson: Atomic Structure
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Chemistry
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11th Grade
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William Jared Lovering
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If atoms of an element were represented in this form, what information would the "X" give you?
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If atoms of an element were represented in this form, what information would the red box give you?
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If atoms of an element were represented in this form, what information would the green box give you?
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If atoms of an element were represented in this form, what information would the blue box give you?
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What do the numbers that are different in these 3 examples represent?
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What piece of information is missing that would allow you to calculate the atomic weight of these 3 isotopes?
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Which isotope(s) of argon are most likely to be radioactive?
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