Atomic Structure Question Preview (ID: 27499)

a) its number of protons.

b) its number of neutrons.

c) its total number of subatomic particles.

d) its weight.

a) a positively charged particle in the nucleus of the atom.

b) a negatively charged particle in the nucleus of the atom.

c) a particle in the nucleus of the atom with no charge.

d) a negatively charged particle surrounding the nucleus of the atom.

a) a negatively charged particle surrounding the nucleus of the atom.

b) a positively charged particle surrounding the nucleus of the atom.

c) a negatively charged particle in the nucleus of the atom.

d) a particle surrounding the nucleus of the atom with no charge.

a) a particle in the nucleus that has no charge.

b) a negatively charged particle in the nucleus of the atom.

c) a positively charged particle in the nucleus of the atom.

d) a particle surrounding the nucleus of the atom with no charge.

a) a lot smaller than protons.

b) bigger than protons.

c) the same size as protons.

d) smaller than protons, but only by a little.

a) protons and neutrons.

b) protons only.

c) electrons only.

d) protons and electrons.

a) in three dimensional regions around the nucleus that are different distances away from the nucleus.

b) in the nucleus.

c) in a giant, totally random cloud around the nucleus.

d) in two dimensional circles around the nucleus.

a) 2 for the innermost level and 8 for all other levels.

b) infinite.

c) 2 for the innermost level, 8 for the next level, 32 for the next level, 128 for the next level, etc.

d) 8 for every level.

a) their attraction to the oppositely charged protons.

b) glue.

c) the power of love.

d) their attraction to the oppositely charged neutrons.

a) the electrons located in the outermost energy level.

b) the electrons located in the innermost energy level.

c) located in the nucleus.

d) electrons that don't have a charge.