Brief History Of The Atom Flashcards

1
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Responsible for Quantum Mechanics Model of an atom

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Schrödinger

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2
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Thomson

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Designed the “Plum Pudding” model of an atom

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3
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Discovered electrons

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Thomson

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4
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Rutherford

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Discovered a positive core called a nucleus

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5
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Designed the “Planetary” model of an atom

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Bohr

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6
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Rutherford

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Discovered the atom was mostly empty space

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7
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Started atoms are invisible

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Dalton

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8
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Schrödinger

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Stated electrons move in orbitals(clouds of probability)

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9
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Believed atoms of an element are identical

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Dalton

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10
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Bohr

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He put electrons in fixed orbits around the nucleus

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11
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Democritus

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Solid sphere model

Atomos

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12
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Dalton

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1st atomic theory of matter

Atoms cannot be broken down into small particles

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13
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Atoms mostly empty space

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Rutherford

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14
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Uncertainty principle

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Heisenberg

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15
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Probability clouds

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Schrödinger

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16
Q

Electrons into energy levels

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Millikan

17
Q

Wave theory

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De Broglie

18
Q

Charge of electron

A

Millikan

19
Q

Cathode ray tube

A

Thomson

20
Q

Wrong with Bohr model

A

Works with Only 1 electron

21
Q

Wrong with Rutherford Nuclear model

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Could not explain why negatively charged electrons remain in orbit

22
Q

Wrong with Thomson plum pudding model

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Distribution of positive and negative particles nor in uniform

23
Q

Fixed orbit around nucleus

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Bohr

24
Q

Atoms are invisible

A

Dalton

25
Q

Identical atoms

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Dalton