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Charged Particles in Matter Quiz

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Who discovered the existence of electrons?

James Chadwick

E. Goldstein

J. J. Thomson (correct)

Ernest Rutherford

What did the discovery of protons involve?

Passing electricity through a discharge tube with low pressure gas

Conducted experiments with green neon light

Discovered in 1932

Modified discharge tube and observed anode plate rays (correct)

What are the streams of negatively charged particles called?

Anode rays

Protons

Neutrons

Cathode rays (correct)

Who is credited with the discovery of neutrons?

<p>James Chadwick</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the result of passing electricity at high voltage through a discharge tube with low pressure gas?

<p>Green neon light seen emitting from the other discharge tube</p> Signup and view all the answers

Charged Particles in Matter Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Who discovered the existence of electrons?

What did the discovery of protons involve?

What are the streams of negatively charged particles called?

Who is credited with the discovery of neutrons?

What is the result of passing electricity at high voltage through a discharge tube with low pressure gas?

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