Atomic Theory/ Masses of Atoms ( Chap. 17: Sec. 1/2) Flashcards

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Atom

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Atom: the smallest piece of matter that still retains the property of the element

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Nucleus

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Nucleous: Small positively charged center of an atom where protons and neutrons are found

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Protons

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Protons: are particles with a positive charge

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Neutrons

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Neutrons: Particles with no charge

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Electrons

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Electrons: Particles with a negative charge

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Quarks

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Quarks: Smaller Particles that make up protons and nuetrons

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Electron Cloud:

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Electron Cloud: Are around the nucleus of an atom where its electrons are most likely to be found.

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John Dalton’s theory

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John Dalton came up with the atomic theory on experimental evidence derived from measuring the mass of various types of elements such as carbon.

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Thompson

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Discovered Electron (-) Cathode Ray Tube

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Cathode Ray Tube

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  • Filled with gas to examine the atom
  • A beam moves from a negatively charged electrode to a positively charged electrode
  • The beam acts acts as a stream of particles
  • Since the particles are coming from a negatively charged electrode the stream must also be negative
  • When Thompson moved a negatively charged plate toward the tube the beam beam bent away
  • when he put a positive charged plate towards the beam it attracted
  • Negative attracts negative
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Rutherford

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discovered protons

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Gold Foil Experiments

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-Used Alpha (+ charged) particles that Rutherford directed toward at a piece of gold foil
-Found that some of the alpha particles bounced back towards the source because (+ repels +)
Conclusions
-he confirmed his hypothesis that the atom contains empty space
-He confirmed the existence of negatively charged particles
-He discovered the proton which was contained in a small dense nucleus

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Chadwick

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Discovered The Neutron

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14
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The ratio of atomic masses is

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4:1

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The Removal of the paraffin block showed that there was a ____ of the amount of radiation detected giving evidence to the existence of ____

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The Removal of the paraffin block showed that there was a doubling of the amount of radiation detected giving evidence to the existence of neutrons

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Thompson’s Model of the Atom is mostly not correct because

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the atom is mostly empty space

17
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Niels Bohr

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proposed the model of the atom where electrons travel in a fixed orbit.

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It is impossible to tell the location of both ___ & ___

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location of the electron in an atom and its motion

19
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All Atoms of an ___ have the same mass

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element

20
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Atoms can be distinguished by their ___

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mass

21
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Where is most of the mass of an atom

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Nucleus

22
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Which Subatomic Particle is the least massive and by how much?

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Electron; x2000

23
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How do scientists describe the masses of subatomic particle?

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Atomic Mass Unit

24
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1 proton= 1 Neutron

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1.67x 10^-24

25
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What subatomic particle identifies an element?

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Proton

26
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Isotopes

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Some elements have different amounts of Neutrons called Isotypes.