Atomic Structure and The Periodic Table 0.0 / 5 ? ChemistryAtomsThe Periodic TableGCSENone Created by: RosieCreated on: 01-03-16 19:56 What Makes Up An Atom Structure of the Atom; The Nucleous; It's in the middle of the atom. It contains protons and neutrons. The nucleous has an overall positive charged and neutrons have no charge. Almost the whole mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleous. Size wise its tiny compared to the atom as a whole. The Electrons; They move around the nucleous. They have a negative charge (electorns and protons have equal but opposite charges). There tiny compared to the nucleous, but as they move around they cover a lot of space. The size of their orbites determine how big the atom is. They have vituallyno mass. They occupy shells (energy levels) around the nucleous. 1 of 3 Know Your Particles Number Of Protons Equals Number Of Electrons: Neutrol Atoms have no charge The charge on the electrons is the same size as the charge on the protons but opposite. 2 of 3 Electron Shells 3 of 3
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