Atomic Model Theory Flashcards

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identify the parts of a symbolic representation of an element

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A= mass number
Z = atomic number
X = element symbol

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2
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atoms of the same element having different masses

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Isotopes

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3
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Weighted average of the masses of all the isotopes

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Atomic mass

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Formula for determining the atomic mass

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(percentage of the element / 100 ) (mass number)

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john daltons atomic theory

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  • All matters consists of atoms
  • atom cannot be created, divided or destroyed or converted
  • atoms of particular element are identical properties
  • atoms of different elements are different properties
  • atoms of different elements combine in whole number ratios to produce compounds (stable)
  • chemical change involves joining, separating, or rearranging atoms
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john Dalton’s model and weakness

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Solid sphere model

recognized atom: indivisible, identical, and compounds are different types of atoms

atoms aren’t indivisible- they have subatomic particles

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J.J. Thomson

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Plum pudding model
discover of electrons - corpuscles

no nucleus and didn’t explain later exp observations

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ernest rutherford

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nuclear model
positive charge is in the nucleus of an atom

didnt explain the electrons remaining in orbit around the nucleus

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Neils bohr

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planetary model

  • electron orbits and emission of spectra of some elements

moving electrons should emit energy and come back to the nucleus and the model was unapplicable for heavier atoms

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Erwin Schrodinger

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Electrons are not in a set path = clouds of probability

electrons are not in orbits but have an area where we are likely to find them

still accepted as the most accurate model

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Cathode ray tube exp

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JJ Thomson - stream of negative particles of energy - discovered electrons

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12
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Oil drop experiment

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Robert millikan - magnitude ofmass and charge of electron

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Gold foil experiment

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Ernest Rutherford - alpha particles - positive charges deflected the particles - discovery of nucleus and protos

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14
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Bombarded beryllium with alpha particles

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James Chadwick - uncharged particles has same mass as neutrons

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15
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Emission spectrum

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Liht is produces when excided
Wuantization energy
excitd state
relaxation

Neils bohr

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16
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Quantum mechanical atomic model

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Erwin scrodinger
wave aprticle duality
probability of finding electrons within th eprincipal energy model (atomic orbital)