Chemistry-Objective Related Question Answers

776. The path of the electron according to Niels Bohr’s theory was?

Orbit (Shell)

777. Electron is looked upon as a cloud of negative charge according to?

Wave - mechanics theory

778. The region of space around the nucleus where there is a high probability of finding an electron is called?

Orbital

779. Who put forward the principle of uncertainty?

Werner Heisenberg

780. What do you mean by Avagadro’s number?

Number of particles in one mole of any substance

781. The wave nature of electron was suggested by whom?

Louis De Broglie

782. The number of electrons in oxygen atom is?

8

783. Who discovered electrons?

J. J. Thomson

784. What are the neutrons and protons in an atom collectively known as?

Nucleons

785. The scientist who introduced the model of the atom similar to the solar system?

Rutherford

786. What are isotopes?

Atoms having same atomic number but different mass number. Father of Periodic Table is? DMITRI IVANOVICH MENDELEEV

787. What are isobars?

Atoms having same mass number but different atomic number

788. What are isotones?

Atoms having equal number of neutrons

789. What is the basis for modern classification of the elements?

Atomic number

790. What was the basis for Mendeleev classification of elements?

Atomic weight

791. The horizontal rows of elements in the periodic table are called?

Periods

792. Modern periodic table was developed by?

Henry Moseley

793. The vertical columns of the periodic table are called?

Groups

794. Which group contains the elements with largest atomic size?

First group

795. As the size of the atom increases the electronegativity?

Decreases

796. What kind of elements generally form coloured compounds?

Transition metals

797. Who studied the relationship between atomic volume and atomic weight?

Lothar Meyer

798. The first group elements are called?

Alkali metals

799. The outermost orbit of an atom is called?

Valence shell.

800. The electrons present in the outmost shell of an atom is called?

Valence electrons
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