9-24-15 Flashcards

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

A

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
Q

believed in the four elements

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aristotle

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4
Q

indivisible particles

A

Democritus

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5
Q

“atomos”

A

Democritus

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6
Q

solid spheres

A

dalton

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7
Q

an atom is a tiny solid sphere

with a predictable mass for a given element

A

dalton

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8
Q

ratio of elements combine is always the same

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dalton

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9
Q

agreed with four elements

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Democritus

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10
Q

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
Q

1803

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Dalton

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13
Q

jellybeans in a jar

A

Dalton

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14
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all elements are made of atoms

A

Dalton

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15
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compounds are multiple elements

A

Dalton

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16
Q

solid sphere model

A

Dalton

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17
Q

indivisible

no smaller than one atom

A

Dalton

18
Q

ratios are the same in compounds

A

Dalton

19
Q

masses of elements are the same

A

Dalton

20
Q

1897

A

Thomson

21
Q

seeds in a watermelon

A

Thomson

22
Q

discovered electron

A

Thomson

23
Q

electrons are negative

A

Thomson

24
Q

atoms = plum pudding

A

Thomson

25
Q

used electricity to attract and repel a beam of glowing gas

A

Thomson

26
Q

1899

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Rutherford

27
Q

marble in a stadium

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Rutherford

28
Q

discovered the nucleus

A

Rutherford

29
Q

gold foil experiment

A

Rutherford

30
Q

found a positive charge in the nucleus

A

Rutherford

31
Q

1913

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Bohr

32
Q

solar system

A

Bohr

33
Q

organized electrons into predictable levels

A

Bohr

34
Q

electrons can move from one level to another (quantum leap)

A

Bohr

35
Q

electrons move down, light is released

A

Bohr

36
Q

1926

A

Modern Atomic Theory

37
Q

rolling dice

A

MAT

38
Q

electron cloud model

A

MAT

39
Q

can only predict where electrons can be found

A

MAT

40
Q

area where electron is likely to be found

A

orbital (MAT)