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Dalton's Atomic Theory QuizVersión en línea Dalton's ideas about atoms. por Tracy 1 What did Dalton propose as the basic building blocks of all matter? a Particles b Quarks c Atoms d Molecules 2 According to Dalton, atoms of a given element are what? a Identical in size and mass b Always larger than others c Indistinguishable in charge d Different in shape 3 In Dalton's theory, can atoms be created or destroyed in ordinary chemical reactions? a Only in fission b Only in fusion c Yes, always d No 4 How did Dalton say compounds are formed? a By splitting atoms b By altering atomic masses c By mixing elements randomly d By combining atoms in simple whole-number ratios 5 Dalton's theory states that elements are composed of extremely small particles called what? a Atoms b Ions c Molecules d Plasmons 6 What does Dalton say about atoms of different elements? a They are identical to each other b They cannot combine with others c They are larger only d They differ in properties 7 Dalton thought that atoms are what during chemical reactions? a Rearranged b Created c Composed from nothing d Annihilated 8 Which statement is NOT part of Dalton's four postulates? a Compounds are formed by atom combinations b All atoms of an element are identical c Atoms can be subdivided into protons and neutrons d Atoms are indivisible 9 Dalton linked the composition of compounds to what? a Fractional amounts b Electron sharing c Molecular geometry d Whole-number ratios of atoms 10 What is the core idea of Dalton's atomic theory about matter? a All matter is continuous b Matter is made of photons c Everything is a solution d All matter is composed of atoms

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What did Dalton propose as the basic building blocks of all matter?

According to Dalton, atoms of a given element are what?

In Dalton's theory, can atoms be created or destroyed in ordinary chemical reactions?

How did Dalton say compounds are formed?

Dalton's theory states that elements are composed of extremely small particles called what?

What does Dalton say about atoms of different elements?

Dalton thought that atoms are what during chemical reactions?

Which statement is NOT part of Dalton's four postulates?

Dalton linked the composition of compounds to what?

What is the core idea of Dalton's atomic theory about matter?