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Prepared By:
Rehina M. Asuten
Pre- Service Teacher
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the learners should be able to:
A. Describe the different atomic models;
B. Develop a model that displays the properties and location of a proton, neutron and
electron within an atom and
C. Relates the important of the development of atom in today’s generation.
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B. Motivation
Before we begin our lesson ,
lets have as a short game first ,
we called it Jumble.I will be
showing pictures and try to
arrange the jumbled letter to
form a word. So without further
ado lets start this game.
D. Lesson Proper
Okay lets start
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According to him a space in which
electron are likely to be found ,
Electrons whirl about the nucleus
billions of times in one second. They
are not moving around in random
patterns and locations of electrons
depends upon how much energy the
electron have.
It defines regions around the nucleus,
called atomic orbitals, where electrons
are most likely located. Each electron
in a orbital has a characteristic energy
and spin as described by its quantum
number.
(Shows picture)
Very Good!
Atomic Number = 7
2p3
↑ ↑ ↑
-1 0 1
N=2
I=1
mℓ=-1,0,0
ms= +1/2
E. Application
Count 1-5.
(Start to count 1-5)
Now class go to your respective groups.
IV. Evaluation
A.
Directions: Read each item carefully . Write only the letter of the correct answer for each.1/2
sheet of paper.
1. Who modeled the atom as an indestructible sphere and the smallest particle of matter?
a) Sir joseph John Thompson
b) Ernest Rutherford
c) John Dalton
d) Niels Bohr
2. What atomic model which depicts the atom as composed positively charged sphere embedded
with negatively charged electrons?
a) Quantum Mechanical Model
b) Nuclear Atomic Model
c) Dalton Atomic Model’
d) Plum Pudding Model
3. The most widely accepted Atomic Models today?
a) Nuclear Model
b) Quantum Mechanical Model
c) Plum Pudding Model
d) Dalton Atomic Model
4. What is called the regions around the nucleus?
a) Electrons
b) Protons
c) Neutrons
d) Atomic Orbitals
5. What quantum number where it defines the shape of the orbital where an electron can be
found?
a) Magnetic Quantum Number
b) Principal Quantum Number
c) Azimuthal Quantum Number
d) Spin Quantum Number
1. Be
2. Li
Key answers:
A.
1. c
2. d
3. B
4. d
5. C
B.
1. Be
N=2, ℓ=0,Mℓ=0,Ms=-1/2
2. Li
N=2, ℓ=0, Mℓ=0, Ms=+1/2
V. Assignment