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Riya and Kabir enter Ionora, the Kingdom of Ions, with their robot guide Sparky. Through glowing castles, electron-exchange bridges, and crystal lessons, they discover how atoms become charged: lose an electron to form a cation, or gain an electron to form an anion.
At a science fair booth called The Atom Detective Agency, Anika and Rohan learn atomic number, mass number, and isotopes — and how atoms of the same element can have different numbers of neutrons.
Tara and Neil explore the Atomic Explorer and learn Bohr’s atomic model — electron shells K, L, M, and N — plus electronic configuration, valence electrons, and how valency helps atoms combine.
Los átomos están hechos de tres partículas subatómicas: protones (+), neutrones (0) y electrones (−). Los protones y neutrones forman el núcleo denso, mientras que los electrones se mueven a su alrededor. La mayor parte de un átomo es espacio vacío, y un átomo neutro tiene el mismo número de protones y electrones.
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