DIY Cards

Guess the Genius
Niels Bohr
10 POINTS
Elaine, Nica, Christine and Natalia
Graphic by Eric Hamber Secondary

(Abdi) Proton

1 POINTS
Question: What is the Charge of a Proton and what’s it’s other name in radiation
Answer: Positive Charge and Alpha Particle
Graphic by Eric Hamber Secondary

(Abdi)Electron

1 POINTS
Question: What’s an electron called and what’s it’s other name in radiation
Answer: Negative charge and it’s called a beta particle
Graphic by Eric Hamber Secondary

Ernest Rutherford
1871-1937
Fontaine Chu, Krystal Xie anRyan Yu POINTS
was a New Zealand physicist
discovered alpha and beta rays
set laws of radioactive decay, and identified alpha particles as helium nuclei
Graphic by Eric Hamber Secondary

(Abdi)Cathode Ray Tube CRT

3 POINTS
Question: What is a Cathode Ray Tube and which scientists used it?
Answer:A tube with low pressure gas and two electrodes which conducts electrical discharge.
Used by William Crookes and J.J Thomson
Graphic by Eric Hamber Secondary