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RADT 1065 Chapter 2: Structure Of The Atom
Exam Study Guide
The interactions in the x-ray tube that produce x-rays occur at which level? -
ANSWER Atomic Level
The nature of the x-ray photon produced depends on how an electron interacts with
what? - ANSWER An atom
T/F: The interactions between the x-ray photons and the human body also occur at
the atomic level, determining both the radiation dose delivered and how the body
part will be imaged. - ANSWER True
T/F: The interactions between the x-ray photons exiting the patient to produce the
image interact at the atomic level of the image receptor to generate the final
image. - ANSWER True
T/F: Other areas of study in radiologic sciences do not require a working knowledge
of the atom. - ANSWER False: Other areas of study in the radiologic sciences also
require a working knowledge of the atom.
Who is most associated with the earliest atomic theory? - ANSWER Leucippus
Who is credited with formalizing the earliest atomic theory? - ANSWER Democritus
of Abdera
Where does the name atom come from? What does it mean? - ANSWER - The Greek
word atomos
- it means indivisible
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Exam Study Guide

The interactions in the x-ray tube that produce x-rays occur at which level? - ANSWER Atomic Level The nature of the x-ray photon produced depends on how an electron interacts with what? - ANSWER An atom T/F: The interactions between the x-ray photons and the human body also occur at the atomic level, determining both the radiation dose delivered and how the body part will be imaged. - ANSWER True T/F: The interactions between the x-ray photons exiting the patient to produce the image interact at the atomic level of the image receptor to generate the final image. - ANSWER True T/F: Other areas of study in radiologic sciences do not require a working knowledge of the atom. - ANSWER False: Other areas of study in the radiologic sciences also require a working knowledge of the atom. Who is most associated with the earliest atomic theory? - ANSWER Leucippus Who is credited with formalizing the earliest atomic theory? - ANSWER Democritus of Abdera Where does the name atom come from? What does it mean? - ANSWER - The Greek word atomos

  • it means indivisible

Who developed a sound atomic theory based on scientific evidence? - ANSWER John Dalton Who organized known elements into a periodic table? - ANSWER Dmitri Mendeleev Who discovered the electron while studying cathode ray tubes and developed the "plum pudding model"? - ANSWER Joseph John "J.J." Thomson

  • Positively charged sphere with negatively charged electrons Who conducted experiments with alpha particles and proposed a new model of the atom that resembled a tiny version of our solar system? - ANSWER Ernest Rutherford Who proposed that atoms have three fundamental particles: electrons, neutrons, and protons and that the quantity of each is unique to the matter of elements it composes? - ANSWER Neil Bohr
  • Most common model used The nucleus is made up of? - ANSWER Protons and Neutrons What orbits the nucleus and are in defined energy levels which is a distance away from the nucleus? - ANSWER Electrons What must an atom have the same number of in order to remain stable? - ANSWER Protons and electrons T/F: The energy is stronger towards the center of the nucleus. - ANSWER True

Electrons The nucleus is held together by a strong nuclear force (nuclear binding energy) that creates a _____________ __________. - ANSWER Binding Energy What creates a strong attraction in the nucleus that overcomes the natural tendency for like charges to repel. It holds the protons and neutrons together to form the nucleus, and is a measure of the amount of energy needed to split an atom? - ANSWER Binding energy T/F: The closer the electron is to the nucleus and the ore protons it has the stronger its binding energy is. - ANSWER True Binding energy is expressed in what? - ANSWER Electron volts (eV) T/F: Electrons do not orbit the nucleus at very high velocities. - ANSWER False: Electrons orbit the nucleus at very high velocities. (Can not be seen with the naked eye) The electrons are held in their orbits by? - ANSWER electron binding energy What two things does electron-binding energy depends on? - ANSWER - How close the electron is to the nucleus

  • How many protons are in the atom T/F: Hydrogen has a stronger binding energy than Lead because it has more protons. - ANSWER False: Lead has a stronger binding energy than Hydrogen because it has more protons. T/F: The force of the attraction between the negatively charged electrons and positively charged protons keeps the electrons in orbit. - ANSWER True

What are two factors that are key determinate of X-ray production? - ANSWER Nuclear binding energy and Electron binding energy What are the two types of atomic interactions in the X-ray tube that produces X- rays? - ANSWER - Characteristics

  • Bremsstrahlung Nuclear Binding and electron binding only happens where? - ANSWER In the tube An atom has defined energy levels, each at a different distance from the nucleus, called? - ANSWER Electron shells T/F: Electrons orbit three-dimensionally around the nucleus. - ANSWER True Each electron shell is lettered beginning with "____" nearest to the nucleus and owing outward with ____, _____, ____, ____, ____, ____, and so forth. - ANSWER -K -L -M -N -O -P Q Does the shells fill from k shell outward and that the outermost shells may not be filled completely? - ANSWER Yes T/F: Each shell does not have a limit to the number of electrons that it can hold. - ANSWER False: Each shell has a limit to the number of electrons that it can hold.

What is the number of protons an atom contains in its nucleus? - ANSWER Atomic number What is the number of protons and neutrons an atom has in its nucleus? - ANSWER Atomic mass number What is the total weight of an atom? - ANSWER Atomic Weight What is the simplest forms of substances that compose matter? - ANSWER Elements How many naturally occurring elements exist? - ANSWER 92 elements How many artificially produced elements exist? - ANSWER Almost 2 dozen artificially created elements What are two or more atoms bonded together? - ANSWER Molecule What is a combination of elements bonded together? - ANSWER Compound What is an abbreviation of the element? - ANSWER Chemical symbol What are the four type of Isos? - ANSWER - Isotopes

  • Isotones
  • Isobars
  • Isomers

What has the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons? - ANSWER Isotopes What has the same number of neutrons but a different number of protons? - ANSWER Isotones What has a different number of protons but the same total number of protons and neutrons? - ANSWER Isobars What has the same number of protons and neutrons but different amounts of energy within their nuclei? - ANSWER Isomers Which type of bonding is based on the attraction of opposing charges, one atom gives up an electron and one atom takes an extra electron, and the difference in electrical charge bonds them together? - ANSWER Ionic bonding (transferring electrons) Which type of bonding has an outermost electron from one atom that begins to orbit the nucleus of another adjacent atom in addition to its original nucleus, and can be thought of as a figure 8 pattern? - ANSWER Covalent bonding (Sharing electrons) Periods on the periodic table are the same thing as? - ANSWER Rows Groups on the periodic table are the same thing as? - ANSWER Columns Atoms in each period (rows) have the same number of? - ANSWER Electron shells How many periods are there in the periodic table? - ANSWER 7 Atom in each group (columns) have the same number of? - ANSWER Electrons in the