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What charge does a cation carry?
What charge does a cation carry?
What is the atomic number of Calcium?
What is the atomic number of Calcium?
What type of ion is formed when a calcium atom loses two electrons?
What type of ion is formed when a calcium atom loses two electrons?
What does the nucleus of an atom carry?
What does the nucleus of an atom carry?
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Which statement about the copper atom is incorrect?
Which statement about the copper atom is incorrect?
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Study Notes
Exercise 01: 8P
- Classify objects: Zinc, Balloon, PVC, Chair, Stylus, Wood
- True/False statements:
- A cation has a positive charge. (True)
- An atom has a negative charge. (False)
- Copper is a reddish-brick color. (True)
- Aluminium is attracted to magnets. (True)
- Atom composition:
- Atoms contain a nucleus (with protons and neutrons) and an electron cloud.
- Electrons have a negative charge.
- Protons have a positive charge.
Exercise 02: 8P
- Atomic number of calcium (Ca) is 20 (Z = 20).
- Calculate electron charge of calcium:
- Calculate electron charge in Coulombs.
- Calculate calcium nucleus charge:
- Calculate nucleus charge in Coulombs.
- Calcium ion formation:
- Calcium can lose two electrons.
- Determine the charge of calcium ions.
- Formula for calcium ion: (Ca2+)
- Type of calcium ion: Cation.
Exercise 03
- Electric wire is composed of 2 materials (A & B).
- Wire structure (Diagram).
- Determine material B properties.
- Color of material B (from diagram).
- Family of material B.
- Electrical property of material B.
- Material A flame test.
- Color of the flame when material A is heated.
- Identify material A (from flame color).
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Test your knowledge on basic atomic structure and ion formation with this quiz designed for 8th-grade science. You will classify objects, determine charges, and understand the properties of different elements. See how well you grasp the concepts of cations and electron charges!