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Models of atom and subatomic particles
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Ernest Rutherford's nuclear atomic model is the accepted model of the atom. However, J.J. Thomson's plum pudding model of the atom was first and led Rutherford to experiment with gold foil and develop his own nuclear model.
You are going to draw two pizzas below or on your own sheet of paper, if necessary. One will be based on the plum pudding model and one will be based on the nuclear atomic model. Be sure to label which pizza represents which model, and include a key indicating which component of your pizza corresponds to which subatomic particle. Do not repeat symbols. Consider the crust to be the boundary of your atom. Using color is encouraged!
Finally, please complete the following table with the properties of the subatomic particles. Use this sheet or your own sheet of paper, if necessary.
Particle
Symbol
Relative Electric Charge
Location
Relative Mass
Neutron
Proton
Electron
Models of atom and subatomic particles
All the information I was given is in the picture please look at them thanks and make your work is not copied off of google
Ernest Rutherford's nuclear atomic model is the accepted model of the atom. However, J.J. Thomson's plum pudding model of the atom was first and led Rutherford to experiment with gold foil and develop his own nuclear model.
You are going to draw two pizzas below or on your own sheet of paper, if necessary. One will be based on the plum pudding model and one will be based on the nuclear atomic model. Be sure to label which pizza represents which model, and include a key indicating which component of your pizza corresponds to which subatomic particle. Do not repeat symbols. Consider the crust to be the boundary of your atom. Using color is encouraged!
Finally, please complete the following table with the properties of the subatomic particles. Use this sheet or your own sheet of paper, if necessary.
Particle | Symbol | Relative Electric Charge | Location | Relative Mass |
Neutron | ||||
Proton | ||||
Electron |
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