Atomic Structure

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Physical Science Solutions from Chapter -1 - Atomic Structure

This chapter covers topics such as Subatomic Particles, Atomic Models, Distribution of Electrons in Different Orbits(Shells), Isotopes, Isobars, Isotones and Iso-electronics, Electron Transitions and Formation of Cations, Composition of Atom, etc.

Practice Other Topics from Atomic Structure

Physical Science>Chemistry>Atomic Structure>Composition of Atom

This topic covers concepts such as The Unknown Structure of Atom and Contributions of Kanada Maharshi.

Physical Science>Chemistry>Atomic Structure>Sub-atomic Particles

This topic covers concepts such as Mass of Proton, Mass of Electron, Properties of Cathode Rays, Discovery of Protons: Goldstein's Experiment, Protons, Electrons, Fundamental and Non-fundamental Subatomic Particles, etc.

Physical Science>Chemistry>Atomic Structure>Atomic Models

This topic covers concepts such as Discovery of Neutron, Symbol of Neutron, Thomson's Model of an Atom, Conclusions from Thomson's Model of an Atom, Failure of Thomson's Model of an Atom, Rutherford's Gold Foil Experiment, etc.

Physical Science>Chemistry>Atomic Structure>Atomic Number and Mass Number

This topic covers the concept of Nuclides.

Physical Science>Chemistry>Atomic Structure>Isotopes, Isobars, Isotones and Iso-electronics

This topic covers concepts such as Average Atomic Mass, Applications of Isotopes, Isotones, and Isoelectronic Species.

Physical Science>Chemistry>Atomic Structure>Distribution of Electrons in Different Orbits(Shells)

This topic covers concepts such as Electrons Distribution in Different Orbits, Rules for Filling Electrons in Shells (Bohr-Bury scheme), Electron Distribution of First 18 Elements of Periodic Table, Orbit Numbers, etc.

Physical Science>Chemistry>Atomic Structure>Electron Transitions and Formation of Cations

This topic covers the concept of Transition of Electron.

Physical Science>Chemistry>Atomic Structure>Nuclear Force

This topic covers concepts such as Meson Theory for Nuclear Forces and Nuclear Forces.