developing the model if an atom Flashcards

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when and what did john dalton and Democritus agree with

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in 1804 john dalton agreed with Democritus the fact that matter was made up if tiny spheres called atoms

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what did john dalton and Democritus say about atoms

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that they cant be broken up but he reckoned each element was made of a different type of atom

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what did J J Thomson discover

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particles called electrons that could be removed from atoms

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what did J J Thomson realise

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Dalton’s theory wasn’t right

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what did thomson suggest

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atoms were spheres of positive charge with tiny negative electrons stuck in them like a fruit in a plum pudding (plum pudding model)

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what was the experiment that scientists in rutherfords lab tried

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they tried firing a beam of alpha particles at a thin gold foil, (this was the alpha scattering experiment)

from the plum pudding model they expected the particles to go through the sheet or be slightly deflected

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what did the scientist in rutherfords lab realise

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that particles did go straight through the sheet , some were deflected more than expected but a few were deflected back the way they came

this was something the plum pudding model couldn’t explain

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what did the scientist realise about the few particles that were deflected back

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most of the mass of the atom must be concentrated at the centre in a tiny nucleus

this means the nucleus has a positive Charged since the alpha particles repelled

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What did they also realise When the alpha particles pass straight through

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That most of an atom is just empty space

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What did Niels Bohr say

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The electrons orbiting the nucleus do so at certain distance is called energy levels

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What did evidence from further experiments suggest about the change in the model of an atom

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Is it that it has a nucleus made up of a group of particles called protons which all have the same positive charge that add up to the overall charge of the nucleus

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What did James Chadwick prove

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The existence of the neutron which explain the imbalance between atomic and mass numbers

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what does the nucleus contain

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Protons which are positively charged and have a +1 relative charge
Neutrons which are neutral with a relative charge of 0
Its radius is about 10,000 times smaller than the radius of an atom

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what do electrons do and what is the charge

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go around the outside of the nucleus really fast
-1 charge

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what is the radius of an atom

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1 x (10)-10m

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16
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what do the number of protons equal to

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the number of electrons

17
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what is the overall charge of an atom

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no charge