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Guess the Genius

Niels Bohr

10 POINTS

Elaine, Nica, Christine and Natalia


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(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


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(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


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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


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(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


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Discovery/Theory card

The Periodic Law

Parker POINTS

Repetition in chemical and physical properties of the elements is a fundamental pattern in nature / The pattern is periodicity and forms the basis of the periodic law / The properties of the elements recur periodically when the elements are arranged in increasing order by their atomic numbers


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Dmitri Mendeleev

Chemist and Inventor 1834-1907

Parker POINTS

Home: Russia
Awards: Copley Medal, Demidov Prize, Element 101 – Mendelevium is named after him
Notable students: Konovalov, Gemilian
Quote: In a dream I saw a table where all the elements fell into place as required. Awakening, I immediately wrote it down on a piece of paper.


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Discovery/Theory card

The Neutron

Parker POINTS

A beam of high penetrating power is produced by bombarding beryllium with alpha particles / The beam’s particles have the same mass as protons and are not affected by electric or magnetic fields / Called Neutrons because they have no charge, and are neutral / They are inside and play an important role in maintaining the nucleus.


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