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Atomic Structure and Electron Theory Quiz

The document consists of a series of questions related to atomic theory, electron behavior, and historical experiments in physics, including Rutherford's gold foil experiment and Bohr's theory. It covers topics such as electron transitions in hydrogen, the nature of atomic particles, and the contributions of various scientists to atomic theory. Additionally, it prompts discussions on specific scientific roles and explanations regarding atomic structure.

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Atomic Structure and Electron Theory Quiz

The document consists of a series of questions related to atomic theory, electron behavior, and historical experiments in physics, including Rutherford's gold foil experiment and Bohr's theory. It covers topics such as electron transitions in hydrogen, the nature of atomic particles, and the contributions of various scientists to atomic theory. Additionally, it prompts discussions on specific scientific roles and explanations regarding atomic structure.

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(1) Which of the following represents the rays that are produced from the
discharge tube under high voltage?
A
They are deflected away from negative plate.
B
They are not deflected by the magnetic field.
C
They are positively charged.
D
They are striking the cathode.
(2) Which of the following transitions of the electron of hydrogen atom results in
the emission of visible line spectrum with the highest frequency ?
A B C D
(n=6) → (n = 2) (n = 3) → (n = 4) (n=5) → (n = 1) (n = 3) → (n = 2)
(3) In Rutherford's experiment, very small fraction of the positively charged
particles..…….
A
were slightly deflected as they passed through the metal.
B
passed straight through the metal.
C
were reflected back from the metal.
D
combined with the metal.
(4) Which of the following facts doesn't match Dalton's atomic theory?
A
Any matter is made up of small particles which are called atoms.
B
Atoms are not divided in chemical reactions.
C
Atoms of the same element are chemically alike.
D
All atoms of same element have the same mass.
(5) Mention scientist explanation electrons travil around the mucleus in special
orbits at tremendous speed despite the mutual attraction between them and nucles
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(6) In the opposite figure :


What is the position in which is
impossible
for the electron to be present
(according to Bohr's theory)?
A B C D

(7) The modern atomic theory agrees with Rutherford's atomic model on............
A
the system in which the electrons revolve around the nucleus.
B
that the electron has dual nature.
C
the impossibility of determination both the speed and the location of
the electron together precisely.
D
that the atom is not uniformly dense.
(8) The scientist who presumed that it is most probable to find the electrons in the
orbitals is …………
A B C D
Bohr. Rutherford. Thomson. Schrödinger.
(9) The electrons of an atom have the lowest possible energies, when the atom is
in…..
A B
excited state. inert state.
C D
ground state. radiation-emitting state.
(10) discuss the role of the scientist Schrödinger in explaining the atomic structure.
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(11) Explain briefly the role of zinc sulphide in Rutherford’s gold foil experiment.
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