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1
Electrons are embedded in the sphere of _____________charge.
Positive
Negative
Non
Positive and negative both
2
The mass of an electron is about ______________ the mass of a hydrogen atom
3
The absolute mass of a proton is _____________g.
1.672 X 1024
1.672 X 10-27
0.1672 X 1024
1.672 X 1025
4
At normal pressure air or any other gas is a non - conductor of electricity, but at ____________ pressures the gases become conductors of electricity.
High
Low
Normal
None of these.
5
J.J. Thomson was the ______________ scientist to propose a model for the structure of an atom.
Famous
First
A
The
6
In Rutherford experiment, ____________ of the -particles were deflected by the foil by small angles.
Most
Some
Very few
All
7
Which of the following statement / statements are correct :
(a) The absolute mass of a proton is g.
(b) The mass of a proton is 1838 times that of an electron.
Only (a) is correct.
Only (b) is correct.
Both (a) and (b) are correct.
None of these
8
(a) Protons are positively charged particles and are denoted by ‘p+’
(b) Anode rays are also known as Canal rays.
(c) The anode rays are discovered by E. Goldstein.
Only (c) is correct.
All of these
9
(a) J.J Thomson discovered electron.
(b) Electron are negatively charged particle and are denoted by e-
Only (a) is the correct.
Only (b) is the correct.
Only (a) and (b) the correct.
10
Which of the following are the limitations of Thomson model :
(a) It could not explain the stability of the atom ,i.e. how positive and negative charges could remain, so close together.
(b) It could not explain the distribution of electrons in the extra nuclear portion of the atom.