Atomic Model Theory Flashcards
identify the parts of a symbolic representation of an element
A= mass number
Z = atomic number
X = element symbol
atoms of the same element having different masses
Isotopes
Weighted average of the masses of all the isotopes
Atomic mass
Formula for determining the atomic mass
(percentage of the element / 100 ) (mass number)
john daltons atomic theory
- 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
john Dalton’s model and weakness
Solid sphere model
recognized atom: indivisible, identical, and compounds are different types of atoms
atoms aren’t indivisible- they have subatomic particles
J.J. Thomson
Plum pudding model
discover of electrons - corpuscles
no nucleus and didn’t explain later exp observations
ernest rutherford
nuclear model
positive charge is in the nucleus of an atom
didnt explain the electrons remaining in orbit around the nucleus
Neils bohr
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
Erwin Schrodinger
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
Cathode ray tube exp
JJ Thomson - stream of negative particles of energy - discovered electrons
Oil drop experiment
Robert millikan - magnitude ofmass and charge of electron
Gold foil experiment
Ernest Rutherford - alpha particles - positive charges deflected the particles - discovery of nucleus and protos
Bombarded beryllium with alpha particles
James Chadwick - uncharged particles has same mass as neutrons
Emission spectrum
Liht is produces when excided
Wuantization energy
excitd state
relaxation
Neils bohr