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B.  Read the following paragraph. Iden  fy the incorrect parts.
                           An atom is posi  vely charged. This suggests that the number of posi  vely charged par  cles present
                           in an atom are more than the number of nega  vely charged par  cles. E. Goldstein, a French scien  st,
                           performed an experiment in the glass rod, with a perforated anode. During the experiment, he
                           observed another set of rays moving in direc  on opposite to that of the anode rays. Since these
                           rays originated from the cathode, they were named as cathode rays. They were also called discharge
                           rays. The cathode rays consist of the posi  vely-charged par  cles called electrons.

                 C.  Answer in detail.

                       1.  Write a note on ancient view on atomic structure.
                       2.  Write the postulates of Dalton’s atomic theory.
                       3.  Discuss J.J. Thomson’s experiment performed for the discovery of electron.

                       4.  Write a note on discovery of nucleus.
                       5.  Write a note on discovery of neutron.

                       6.  Discuss the modern concept of an atom.
                       7.  Write a note on structural stability of an atom.

                       8.  Discuss the forma  on of electroposi  ve ions and electronega  ve ions.


                  OBSERVE AND PERFORM

                      Observe the given image carefully and answer the following ques  ons.













                       1.  Name the element represented through the image.

                       2.  What is the atomic number and mass number of the element?
                       3.  Write the number of electrons, protons and neutrons in the element.





                   APPLY YOUR LEARNING

                   A.  Name the model that displaced Thomson’s model of an atom. Was this model able to explain the
                      stability of an atom?
                   B.  Zain wants to know how the electrons are able to maintain their posi  on in the orbits. Help him to
                      understand the reason behind this.
                   C.  Why do the isotopes of elements show same chemical proper  es?





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