

Atomic Structure
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Science
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9th Grade
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Easy
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AUSTIN WENGER
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Multiple Choice
DIRECTIONS: Drag a proton into the atom model (x with two dashed circles around it). Click on "Net Charge" to see if what you have made has a charge or not. Next, click on "Mass Number" to find out the atom's atomic mass.
QUESTION: What happens when you drop the proton into the model?
It forms the element hydrogen which has a positive charge and an atomic mass of 1.
Nothing
It forms the element hydrogen which has a negative charge and no mass.
It forms the element hydrogen which has a neutral (no) charge and atomic mass of 1.
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Multiple Select
DIRECTIONS: Add an electron to your atom of hydrogen.
QUESTION: What happens to the atom? Select all that apply.
It becomes a new element (not hydrogen anymore)
It remains hydrogen.
Its charge stays the same.
Its charge increases to +2.
Its charge decreases to 0.
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Multiple Choice
DIRECTIONS: Add a neutron to your model from the previous question.
QUESTION: What happens to the element when you add a neutron?
Nothing changes.
The charges do not change, but the atomic mass does.
The charges and mass number change.
The charges change, but the atomic mass does not.
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Dropdown
QUESTION: Adding a proton (a)
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Dropdown
QUESTION: Both protons and neutrons (a)
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Multiple Choice
DIRECTIONS: Add another proton to your model and check what happens.
QUESTION: Which of the following best describes what changes?
Just the charge changes.
Just the mass changes.
The mass and the charge change, but nothing else.
The mass, the charge, and the name of the atom change.
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Multiple Choice
QUESTION: Based on your observations so far, which subatomic particle determines what element an atom is (its name)?
Electron
Nucleus
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Multiple Choice
Neutral atoms have...
more protons than electrons
less protons than electrons
the same number of protons and electrons
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What particles affect the mass of the atom? (Select all that apply)
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
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