2.1 History Of Atomic Theory Flashcards

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Democritus

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Matter was indivisible

Smallest piece: atomos

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5 points in Dalton’s theory

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Elements- extremely small particle 
Atoms cannot be created nor destroyed 
All matter made up of atoms 
Compounds are formed by a combo of 2 or more atoms 
Chemical reaction-rearrangement of atoms
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3
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Thompson

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Electron

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4
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Rutherford

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Atoms were mostly empty space with positive center, nucleus

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5
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Rutherford said electrons were in or out of the nucleus

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Outside

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6
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Millikan

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Found charge and mass of the electron using oil drop experiment

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7
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Bohr

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Planetary model believing that electrons travelled in a specific energy level around the nucleus

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8
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Electron cloud model and today’s use

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Assign electrons to different atomic orbital

Now the orbitals explain the pattern in the periodic table

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9
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Flaws in Dalton’s theory

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Indivisibility was proven wrong, atoms can be further subdivided.
Stated atoms of the same element are similar but actually some atoms of elements vary in mass and density.

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