Gold FoilExperimentRutherford'sexperimentRutherfordgold foilexperiment/nucleusQuantuamModel ofthe atomSchrodinger'smodelValenceElectronsElectronson theoutermostorbitalIsotopeatom with thesame numberof protons butdifferentnumber ofneutronsProtonsPositivelycharged/insidethe nucleusPauliExclusionPrinciplemax of 2electrons canoccupy thesame orbitalbut must haveopposite spinsoil dropexperimentMillikan'sexperimentPlumPuddingModelThomson'smodelNeutronsNeutrallycharged/insidethe nucleus Schrodingerelectronsorbited thenucleusrandomlyTheAufbauPrincipleEach electronsoccupies theLowest energyorbitalavailableElectronsnegativelychargedsubatomicparticle/orbitsthe nucleusIndivisiblecannot bebrokendown anyfurtherDaltonRevivedDemocritusideas/atomswereindivisibleNucleuscenterof theatomcathoderaytubeThomson'sexperimentsHundsRulesingle electrons withthe same spin mustoccupy each equalenergy orbital beforeadditional electronswith opposite spinscan be addedDemocritusfirst one to usethe wordatoms/indivisibleMillikanChargeof theelectronThomsoninventedtheelectronBohrthought theelectronsorbited thenucleus in anexact pathsPlanetaryModelBohr'smodelIonatomwith achargeGold FoilExperimentRutherford'sexperimentRutherfordgold foilexperiment/nucleusQuantuamModel ofthe atomSchrodinger'smodelValenceElectronsElectronson theoutermostorbitalIsotopeatom with thesame numberof protons butdifferentnumber ofneutronsProtonsPositivelycharged/insidethe nucleusPauliExclusionPrinciplemax of 2electrons canoccupy thesame orbitalbut must haveopposite spinsoil dropexperimentMillikan'sexperimentPlumPuddingModelThomson'smodelNeutronsNeutrallycharged/insidethe nucleus Schrodingerelectronsorbited thenucleusrandomlyTheAufbauPrincipleEach electronsoccupies theLowest energyorbitalavailableElectronsnegativelychargedsubatomicparticle/orbitsthe nucleusIndivisiblecannot bebrokendown anyfurtherDaltonRevivedDemocritusideas/atomswereindivisibleNucleuscenterof theatomcathoderaytubeThomson'sexperimentsHundsRulesingle electrons withthe same spin mustoccupy each equalenergy orbital beforeadditional electronswith opposite spinscan be addedDemocritusfirst one to usethe wordatoms/indivisibleMillikanChargeof theelectronThomsoninventedtheelectronBohrthought theelectronsorbited thenucleus in anexact pathsPlanetaryModelBohr'smodelIonatomwith acharge

Unit 2 Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Rutherford's experiment
    Gold Foil Experiment
  2. gold foil experiment/nucleus
    Rutherford
  3. Schrodinger's model
    Quantuam Model of the atom
  4. Electrons on the outermost orbital
    Valence Electrons
  5. atom with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons
    Isotope
  6. Positively charged/inside the nucleus
    Protons
  7. max of 2 electrons can occupy the same orbital but must have opposite spins
    Pauli Exclusion Principle
  8. Millikan's experiment
    oil drop experiment
  9. Thomson's model
    Plum Pudding Model
  10. Neutrally charged/inside the nucleus
    Neutrons
  11. electrons orbited the nucleus randomly
    Schrodinger
  12. Each electrons occupies the Lowest energy orbital available
    The Aufbau Principle
  13. negatively charged subatomic particle/orbits the nucleus
    Electrons
  14. cannot be broken down any further
    Indivisible
  15. Revived Democritus ideas/atoms were indivisible
    Dalton
  16. center of the atom
    Nucleus
  17. Thomson's experiments
    cathode ray tube
  18. single electrons with the same spin must occupy each equal energy orbital before additional electrons with opposite spins can be added
    Hunds Rule
  19. first one to use the word atoms/indivisible
    Democritus
  20. Charge of the electron
    Millikan
  21. invented the electron
    Thomson
  22. thought the electrons orbited the nucleus in an exact paths
    Bohr
  23. Bohr's model
    Planetary Model
  24. atom with a charge
    Ion