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Subatomic Particles

Ganito man ako,pero


hinding hindi ka
naman mabubuo
kung wala ako.
Anticipation guide
Subatomic Particles Know about the mass of the subatomic particles. Check the agree or disagree
column.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Watch and listen to the song “ The Atoms Song”
What are the basic
building blocks of
matter?
What makes up
everything in the
universe?
What are the 3 sub
atomic particles of
the atom?
What is the charge
of electron?
What is the charge
of proton?
What is the charge
of neutron?
What is the
relationship
between the
number of protons
and the mass of the
atom?
Subatomic Charge Mass, grams Location in
particle the atom
(symbol)

Electrons (e) -1 9.109 x 10-28 Outside


9.10 9 nucleus

Protons (p) +1 1.672 x 10-24 Nucleus


16720
Neutrons (n) 0 1.675 x 10-24 Nucleus
16750

Study the table on some properties of the three main subatomic particles.
Refer to the masses of the subatomic particles above; arrange the subatomic particles
in increasing mass.
___________, ___________, __________
OUTSIDE THE
NUCLEUS NUCLEUS

n
p
Which subatomic particle is
the lightest?

Which subatomic particle is


the heaviest?

Which subatomic particles


have almost the same
mass?
Which subatomic particle is electron
the lightest?

Which subatomic particle is


the heaviest?

Which subatomic particles


have almost the same
mass?
Which subatomic particle is
the lightest?

Which subatomic particle is


the heaviest?

Which subatomic particles


have almost the same
mass?
Which subatomic particle is
the lightest?

Which subatomic particle is


neutron
the heaviest?

Which subatomic particles


have almost the same
mass?
Which subatomic particle is
the lightest?

Which subatomic particle is


the heaviest?

Which subatomic particles


have almost the same
mass?
Which subatomic particle is
the lightest?

Which subatomic particle is


the heaviest?

Which subatomic particles Proton and


have almost the same neutron
mass?
Which subatomic particle is electron
the lightest?

Which subatomic particle is


neutron
the heaviest?

Which subatomic particles Proton and


have almost the same neutron
mass?
(Introduce first the concept on Bar graph and Pie chart)

Bar graph

A
Pie chart
Let the students choose on the following
tasks…
A. Show a comparison of the masses
of the three subatomic particles
using a bar graph.
B. Using a pie chart, show the
proportion of the masses of the
subatomic particles for an atom
composed of only 1 proton, 1
neutron and 1 electron.
Subatomic Charge Mass, grams Location in
particle the atom
(symbol)

Electrons (e) -1 9.109 x 10-24 Outside


9.109 nucleus

Protons (p) +1 1.672 x 10-28 Nucleus


16720
Neutrons (n) 0 1.675 x 10-28 Nucleus
16750

Study the table on some properties of the three main subatomic particles.
Refer to the masses of the subatomic particles above; arrange the subatomic particles
in increasing mass.
Electron, proton, neutron
Representative from …

Bar graph

Pie Graph
Take a look again at the different visual representation
you have made.

N E
16720 16750 P

9.109
proton neutron electron

proton neutron electron


A.* How will you describe the mass
of electron compared to protons
and neutrons?
* Which subatomic particles make
up most of the mass of the atom?
* Where are protons and neutrons
located in the atom?
* Why is nucleus the most massive
part of the atom?
B. Show 3 stones of different masses,
regardless of the size, focus on the
mass of each stone….
*Which represents neutron? Put it in
the prepared particle view of atom.
*Which represents proton? Put it in the
prepared particle view of atom.
*Which represents electron? Put it in
the prepared particle view of atom.
Note: Electrons are very much
lighter than the protons and
neutrons, to the point that its mass
does not significantly contribute to
the mass of the entire atom. In
effect, the mass of the electron is
negligible, but still it is a part of the
atom.
Subatomic Particles

*How will you relate small things in


our life, like the electrons in an
atom?
Subatomic Particles

Give one-sentence summary of what


you have learned about the particle
that contributes to the mass of the
atom.
The massive part of the atom ,
then, comes from the masses of
the protons and neutrons. They
are located in the nucleus of the
atom. Thus, most of the mass of
the atom is contained in its
nucleus.
Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles Re-asses:
Answer the re-assessment information on what learners know about the
mass of the subatomic particles.

Neutron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree

Proton and neutron have almost the same mass agree disagree

Neutron is the heaviest subatomic particle agree disagree

Most of the
agree disagree
mass of the atom is contained in its nucleus

Electron is the lightest subatomic particle agree disagree


Subatomic Particles
Assignment:
Make Hugot Lines about
the terms of Subatomic
Particles.

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