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Lab12 - Rutherford Scattering, Resúmenes de Física

Laboratorio de física explicando el experimento de Rutherford, por simulación PHET

Tipo: Resúmenes

2020/2021

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Name ________________________________________ Date______________________
Rutherford ScatteringBuilding the Model of the Atom
Initial set-up: Go to https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/rutherford-scattering and click on the simulation to
launch. Then, click on “Rutherford Atom.”
Part A: Testing Gold and Other Elements
1.) In Rutherford’s experiment, he used radioactive Uranium, in addition to magnetic deflection, to create a source
of alpha particles.
2.) You will now test the interaction listed in the data table below of various atoms with these alpha particles with
varying levels of energy. You will observe the interactions of the alpha particles most clearly by checking the
“trace” box to better see the path of the particles. As you are describing, make sure to use terms like repulsion,
attraction and bending and to observe what the majority of the particles are doing.
Number of
Protons
Number of
Neutrons
Identity of metal
element
Alpha Particle Energy
Interactions of Particles
79
118
Gold
Min
79
118
Gold
Halfway
79
118
Gold
Max
20
20
Calcium
Min
20
20
Calcium
Halfway
20
20
Calcium
Max
Part B: Analysis
3.) Compare all of your trials:
a. What did the majority of the alpha particles do?
b. What charge must the alpha particle have based on it’s interactions with a positive nucleus? Explain how
you can tell.
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Rutherford Scattering—Building the Model of the Atom

Initial set-up: Go to https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/rutherford-scattering and click on the simulation to launch. Then, click on “Rutherford Atom.” Part A: Testing Gold and Other Elements 1.) In Rutherford’s experiment, he used radioactive Uranium, in addition to magnetic deflection, to create a source of alpha particles. 2.) You will now test the interaction listed in the data table below of various atoms with these alpha particles with varying levels of energy. You will observe the interactions of the alpha particles most clearly by checking the “trace” box to better see the path of the particles. As you are describing, make sure to use terms like repulsion, attraction and bending and to observe what the majority of the particles are doing. Number of Protons Number of Neutrons Identity of metal element Alpha Particle Energy Interactions of Particles 79 118 Gold Min 79 118 Gold Halfway 79 118 Gold Max 20 20 Calcium Min 20 20 Calcium Halfway 20 20 Calcium Max Part B: Analysis 3.) Compare all of your trials: a. What did the majority of the alpha particles do? b. What charge must the alpha particle have based on it’s interactions with a positive nucleus? Explain how you can tell.

Name ________________________________________ Date______________________ 4.) Compare the three levels of energy of the alpha particle for gold. Give your best explanation why there were different interactions between the alpha particle and the nucleus. 5.) Did the paths for the Calcium atom with max, halfway and min alpha particles exhibit the same changes as the gold atom? 6.) Compare the paths taken by all of the alpha particles for calcium vs. gold. a.) What were the differences? b.) How would Rutherford’s experiment have been different if he used Calcium? Explain. 7.) Summarize: What did Rutherford prove about the atom from this experiment?