Atomic Model Flashcards

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1
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What did the Greeks name the particles matter was composed of?

A

Atomos

Meaning indivisible

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2
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Which scientist believed atoms were indivisible?

A

John Dalton

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3
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What were the rays Thompson discovered called?

A

Cathode rays

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What were the particles Thompson discovered called?

A

Electrons

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What charge to electrons have?

A

Negative

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Describe the plum pudding model

A

The plum pudding model is an atomic model. The sponge is positive, and the negatively charged electrons sit in it like plums.

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What charge did the alpha particles geiger and marsden fired at the gold foil have?

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Positive

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What did the fact that most of the particles went straight through the gold foil prove about the atom?

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Most of it is empty space

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How do we know that the mass is mostly concentrated in a nucleus?

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Because some particles bounced straight back

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Why were some alpha particles deflected at large angles?

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The centre mass is positively charged and so repels the alpha particles

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Who discovered the neutron?

A

James Chadwick

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12
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What did Bohr find out about electrons?

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They are kept in energy levels

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