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    Atomic Structure Worksheet

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    This document contains an atomic structure worksheet that asks students to: 1) Label and draw diagrams of subatomic particles and their locations in an atom. 2) Describe how to determine the number of each subatomic particle in an atom. 3) Fill out a chart with the number of protons, neutrons, and atomic mass of various elements. 4) Draw Bohr models of different atoms and label subatomic particles. 5) Label different groups on the periodic table.

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    Atomic Structure Worksheet

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    This document contains an atomic structure worksheet that asks students to: 1) Label and draw diagrams of subatomic particles and their locations in an atom. 2) Describe how to determine the number of each subatomic particle in an atom. 3) Fill out a chart with the number of protons, neutrons, and atomic mass of various elements. 4) Draw Bohr models of different atoms and label subatomic particles. 5) Label different groups on the periodic table.

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    Name_______________________________________________Date____________________________Period_________

    Atomic Structure Worksheet


    Draw an atom below and label
    List the 3 subatomic particles, their charges, masses and where in the atom they the following:
    Electron, Proton, Neutron, Nucleus
    are located in the chart below:

    Describe how to determine the number of each subatomic particle in


    an atom below

    Fill in the chart for the elements below. Round all atomic masses to the nearest whole number:
    The _______________ has a negative charge. The ______________ is smaller than the other particles and can be found
    outside of the ___________________, which is another name for the center of the atom. In the center, there are
    ________________ and ___________________. The __________________ have no charge but weigh a lot compared to
    the ________________. The proton has a __________________ charge. In order to get the atomic mass, add the
    number of ________________ and _________________ together

    For the following problems, draw a Bohr model. Label the number of protons and neutrons and draw in the number of
    electrons as dots in energy levels (orbits). Indicate the charge of each subatomic particle. REMEMBER, the Bohr model
    is not the most accurately accepted model of an atom; it is just the easiest to draw.

    1. Lithium 2. Fluorine 3. Argon

    4. Boron 5. Beryllium 6. Hydrogen

    7. Phosphorus 8. Magnesium 9. Carbon


    Label the following 7. Transition Metals
    1. Periods 8. Alkaline Earth
    2. Groups Metals
    3. Metals 9. Rare Earth Metals
    4. Nonmetals 10. Nonmetals
    5. Halogens 11. Other metals
    6. Alkali Metals 12. Metaloids

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