History Flashcards

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Leucippus

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Idea of atom

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Democrites

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Student of Leucippus ; got lots of credit for idea of atoms

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Copernicus

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Sun is stationary ; planets revolve around the sun

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Bacon

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Scientific method (hypothesis, observation, experiment, re-evaluate hypothesis)

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5
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Kepler

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Planetary motion

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Galileo

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Father of modern science ; sun is not stationary (disproving Copernicus)

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Boyle

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Developed relationship between pressure and volume of gases

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8
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Newton

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Father of modern physics

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9
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Dalton

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Dalton’s atomic theory

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Dalton’s atomic theory

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Law of conservation of mass, law of definite proportions, law of multiple proportions

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J.J. Thompson

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Cathode rays ; plum pudding model ; atoms have positive and negative particles

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12
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Plum pudding model

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Thompson ; hypothesis for what the atom looks like

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13
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Millikan

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Charge to mass ratio ; oil drop experiment

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14
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Becquerel

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Uranic rays

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15
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Curie

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Post-doc of Becquerel ; discovered that other elements besides uranium have “uranic rays”

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16
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Rutherford

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Nuclear theory ; gold-foil experiment

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Rutherford Nuclear Theory

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Positive charge and atom mass in nucleus ; empty space around nucleus when electrons are ; neutral elements have same number of protons and neutrons ; unaccounted mass is neutrons