9-24-15 Flashcards

1
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believed there was a limit on how small matter could be divided

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democritus

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2
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said there was no limit to how many times matter could be divided

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aristotle

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3
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believed in the four elements

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aristotle

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4
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indivisible particles

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Democritus

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5
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“atomos”

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Democritus

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6
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solid spheres

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dalton

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7
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an atom is a tiny solid sphere

with a predictable mass for a given element

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dalton

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8
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ratio of elements combine is always the same

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dalton

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9
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agreed with four elements

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Democritus

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10
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2000 years ago (400 B.C)

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Democritus

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11
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400 B.C (2000 years ago)

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Aristotle

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12
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1803

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Dalton

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13
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jellybeans in a jar

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Dalton

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14
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all elements are made of atoms

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Dalton

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15
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compounds are multiple elements

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Dalton

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16
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solid sphere model

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Dalton

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17
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indivisible

no smaller than one atom

18
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ratios are the same in compounds

19
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masses of elements are the same

20
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1897

21
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seeds in a watermelon

22
Q

discovered electron

23
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electrons are negative

24
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atoms = plum pudding

25
used electricity to attract and repel a beam of glowing gas
Thomson
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1899
Rutherford
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marble in a stadium
Rutherford
28
discovered the nucleus
Rutherford
29
gold foil experiment
Rutherford
30
found a positive charge in the nucleus
Rutherford
31
1913
Bohr
32
solar system
Bohr
33
organized electrons into predictable levels
Bohr
34
electrons can move from one level to another (quantum leap)
Bohr
35
electrons move down, light is released
Bohr
36
1926
Modern Atomic Theory
37
rolling dice
MAT
38
electron cloud model
MAT
39
can only predict where electrons can be found
MAT
40
area where electron is likely to be found
orbital (MAT)