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by BlastRoom
Practice reading and completing Bohr models for atoms and energy levels.
#chemistry
20 questions
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The Bohr diagram shows a neutral atom. Which neutral atom is shown?
Use the Bohr diagram of a neutral atom. Which neutral atom is represented?
A neutral atom's Bohr model is shown. Which atom is it?
Read the Bohr diagram for the neutral atom. Which neutral atom is shown?
In the Bohr diagram, a neutral atom is shown. Which neutral atom is shown?
Which neutral atom is represented by the Bohr model?
A Bohr model for a neutral atom is shown. Which atom is shown?
Use the Bohr model of a neutral boron atom. How many electrons belong in the second shell?
Complete the Bohr diagram for neutral silicon. The first two shells are already shown. How many electrons should be in the third shell?
A Bohr model for a neutral phosphorus atom is partly completed. How many go in the third shell?
The Bohr diagram is for a neutral calcium atom. It shows the first three shells. How many electrons go in the fourth shell?
A Bohr model for a neutral sulfur atom shows the first two shells. How many electrons should be placed in the third shell?
In the Bohr model used for the first 20 elements, how many electrons can the first energy level hold?
For the first 20 elements in a Bohr model, how many electrons fill the second energy level?
A neutral atom has 13 electrons. In the Bohr model, how many electrons are in its third shell?
Which shell arrangement matches a neutral atom with 11 electrons in the Bohr model?
An electron moves from n = 2 to n = 4 in an atom. What energy change must occur?
When an excited electron drops from n = 5 to n = 2, what happens?
In a Bohr model, which electron transition would release energy?
A hydrogen atom absorbs light, and its electron moves to a shell farther from the nucleus. Which statement best describes the electron?
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Reading the Periodic Table: Squares, Groups and Periods
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