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Edgcse Aap Sp6c Homework1

The document is a homework assignment focused on the behavior of electrons in atoms, including their movement between orbits when absorbing or emitting energy. It includes questions about diagrams representing the same element, the overall charge of an atom, and models of the atom such as Rutherford and Bohr. Students are asked to analyze diagrams and provide explanations based on their understanding of atomic structure and electron behavior.

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Edgcse Aap Sp6c Homework1

The document is a homework assignment focused on the behavior of electrons in atoms, including their movement between orbits when absorbing or emitting energy. It includes questions about diagrams representing the same element, the overall charge of an atom, and models of the atom such as Rutherford and Bohr. Students are asked to analyze diagrams and provide explanations based on their understanding of atomic structure and electron behavior.

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Electrons and orbits

SP6c.4 Homework 1
Name Class Date

1 The diagrams show how electrons can change position in atoms when they absorb or emit energy. The
diagrams all represent atoms of the same element.

A B C D

a Which diagram (or diagrams) shows an electron moving to a higher orbit? ______________________
b Which diagram (or diagrams) shows an electron moving to a lower orbit? _______________________
c What happens to cause an atom to emit energy? ___________________________________________
d What happens when an atom absorbs energy? ____________________________________________
e What happens when an atom becomes an ion? ___________________________________________
2 Look at diagram A.
a How many electrons does this atom have? _______________________________________________

b What is the overall charge on an atom? __________________________________________________

c How many protons does this atom have in its nucleus? ______________________________________

d Explain how you worked out your answer to part c. _________________________________________

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e What charge will this atom have when it loses an electron? ___________________________________

f Explain your answer to part e. __________________________________________________________

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3 The box on the right describes four different A An atom consists of a nucleus containing protons
models of the atom. and neutrons, with electrons in fixed orbits around
a Which one is the best description of the the nucleus.

Rutherford model? __________ B Atoms are a ‘pudding’ of positive charge with tiny
negative charges embedded in it.
b Which one is the best description of Bohr’s
C Atoms are solid spheres.
model? ________ D Atoms have most of their mass in a positively
c What evidence does Bohr’s model explain that charged nucleus with electrons moving around it.
Rutherford’s does not?

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