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Atom Basics True/False QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on atomic structure quickly. por Liv and Natty Besties Channel Email 1 Ground state electrons have higher energy than excited state electrons. Yes No 2 Electrons have more mass than protons in an atom. Yes No 3 The mass number equals the number of electrons in an atom. Yes No 4 The atomic number is the number of protons and the mass number is protons plus neutrons. Yes No 5 The electrostatic force between protons and electrons holds the atom together and its strength depends on distance. Yes No 6 The electrostatic force between electrons and neutrons holds the atom together. Yes No 7 Ground state electron configurations place electrons in the lowest-energy orbitals before occupying higher ones. Yes No 8 A Bohr diagram shows electrons in fixed orbits, while an Electron-Dot Diagram represents valence electrons as dots. Yes No 9 The closer an electron is to the nucleus the higher the electrostatic attraction Yes No 10 The mixture of a sample of sodium carbonate dissolved in water is heterogeneous Yes No 11 Protons and neutrons are located in the nucleus, while electrons orbit around it. Yes No 12 The Bohr diagram is always more accurate than Electron-Dot Diagrams for all elements. Yes No

Atom Basics True/False QuizVersión en línea

Test your knowledge on atomic structure quickly.

por Liv and Natty Besties Channel Email

Ground state electrons have higher energy than excited state electrons.

Yes

Electrons have more mass than protons in an atom.

Yes

The mass number equals the number of electrons in an atom.

Yes

The atomic number is the number of protons and the mass number is protons plus neutrons.

Yes

The electrostatic force between protons and electrons holds the atom together and its strength depends on distance.

Yes

The electrostatic force between electrons and neutrons holds the atom together.

Yes

Ground state electron configurations place electrons in the lowest-energy orbitals before occupying higher ones.

Yes

A Bohr diagram shows electrons in fixed orbits, while an Electron-Dot Diagram represents valence electrons as dots.

Yes

The closer an electron is to the nucleus the higher the electrostatic attraction

Yes

The mixture of a sample of sodium carbonate dissolved in water is heterogeneous

Yes

Protons and neutrons are located in the nucleus, while electrons orbit around it.

Yes

The Bohr diagram is always more accurate than Electron-Dot Diagrams for all elements.

Yes

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Atom Basics True/False QuizVersión en línea

por Liv and Natty Besties Channel Email

Ground state electrons have higher energy than excited state electrons.

Electrons have more mass than protons in an atom.

The mass number equals the number of electrons in an atom.

The atomic number is the number of protons and the mass number is protons plus neutrons.

The electrostatic force between protons and electrons holds the atom together and its strength depends on distance.

The electrostatic force between electrons and neutrons holds the atom together.

Ground state electron configurations place electrons in the lowest-energy orbitals before occupying higher ones.

A Bohr diagram shows electrons in fixed orbits, while an Electron-Dot Diagram represents valence electrons as dots.

The closer an electron is to the nucleus the higher the electrostatic attraction

The mixture of a sample of sodium carbonate dissolved in water is heterogeneous

Protons and neutrons are located in the nucleus, while electrons orbit around it.

The Bohr diagram is always more accurate than Electron-Dot Diagrams for all elements.

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