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2 Laboratory Report: Atomic Structure

Materials:

 Labcoat
 Periodic Table
 Mini Holotable
 Gloves
 White Rock
 Atomic Builder
 Beaker
 Red Rock
 Pippete
 Rock Container
 Black Rock

Reagents:
 Acetic Acid

Observation
We entered the laboratory and proceeded to an empty desk display to start
analyzing the structure of an atom. We're new to this, so it is excellent that the
lab tab is there to help us via every step we do in order that we do not end up in
danger or with explosives that would harm the lab. The first activity we finished
on this simulation turned into a mission wherein we had been required to layout
an atom structure using the commands provided. It additionally discusses how
the number of protons and electrons in a neutral atom is equal. The atom's mass
number is calculated because the sum of the number of protons and neutrons in
the nucleus. The number of neutrons is equal to the difference among the atomic
mass number and the atomic number. Anion is a negatively charged ion with
more electrons than protons, even as Cation is the polar opposite with more
protons. Isotopes are defined as two or more values which have the equal
number of protons however vary in the number of neutrons in their nucleus,
resulting in variations in relative atomic mass however not in chemical properties.
When checking out a soil, having an understanding of the shape, calculating, and
watching is really beneficial. At this point, the simulation transports us to some
other planet, in which we are able to further explore, observe, and, most
importantly, take a soil sample. We only determined one form of atom in the
pattern we took from the exoplanet. The first component we did was to figure out
what factors make up our soil. As scientists, we ought to inspect a location and
gather soil samples which will decide how soil formed, what substances are
present, and whether or not it can support life.
It discusses the many types of atoms and how much of our body is made up of
hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen atoms. Theories regarding atoms date
back to ancient Greece, and various models of an atom have been investigated in
recent years. The size of an atom was demonstrated by comparing it to the size of
the earth, which was done by comparing the atom to a coin. The number of
atoms in our body was 7*1027, with a lot of zeros. Even atoms have their own
individuality; atoms are made up of subatomic particles. Protons, neutrons were
in the nucleus' center, and electrons were orbiting the nucleus. To calculate an
element's mass number, multiply the number of neutrons by the number of
protons.

Ideas
Above all, each finding and knowledge gained from the simulation could be used
in real-world situations. These include different essential aspects of modern life,
such as food production, medical care, and infrastructures to live in. Which
concludes how important it is to know about atomic structure.