History of Atoms Flashcards

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who was Democritus?

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a greek philosopher

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what was Democritus’s theory?

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that all substances contained a tiny indestructible particles called atoms

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3
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when did Democritus suggest this?

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400 BC

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4
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what was John Dalton’s theory?

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all matter consisted of tiny particles called atoms

atoms could not be divided into smaller particles

atoms of the same element were alike

atoms combined in simple whole number ratios

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5
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when was John Daltons theory propsed?

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1808

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6
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who was J.J. Thompson?

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an english scientist

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7
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what did J.J. Thompson theory suggest?

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atoms contained negatively charged particles called electrons

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8
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what was J.J. Thompsons theory called?

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Plum Pudding Model

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9
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what was his theory called the “Plum Pudding Model”?

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he suggested that atoms were positively charges spheres with negavetily charged electrons emended in them like fruit in plum pudding

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10
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when did the Plum Pudding Model arise?

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1897

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What was Lord Rutherford’s theory?

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atom consisted mostly f empty space with a dense nucleus with positively charges particles in the center and negatively charged electrons orbited around then nucleus

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12
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what was the Lord Rutherford experiment called?

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gold foil experiment

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13
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what was Lord Rutherford theory’s flaw?

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he couldn’t explain electrons orbited around the nuclues

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14
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when was the gold experiment proposed?

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1911

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15
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Who was Neils Bohr?

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a scientist who studied Rutherford and modified his theory

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16
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what did Bohr’s theory suggest?

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electrons orbited the nucleus at different energy levels and that electrons could move from ne level to another by gaining or losing packets of enegry

17
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what was the flaw of Borh’s theory?

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it didn’t explain the known properties of all the known properties

18
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when did Niels Bohr theory arise?

19
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what did Erwin Schrodinger’s theory suggested?

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that electrons do not move in paths around the nucleus but in waves.

20
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is it possible to know the exact location of an electron?

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no its impossible

21
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what is the cloud of probability?

A

they are orbitals that are more likely to find an electron

22
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when did Erwin Schrodinger’s theory arise?

23
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what did James Chadwick discover?

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the nucleus contained particles called nuetrons and protons. Nuetrons has no charge and a mass about the same of a proton

24
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what was the other name for John Daltons theory?

A

Soild sphere model

25
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what was an another name for Ernest Rutherford’s model?

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nuclear model

26
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what was another name for Niels Bohr’s theory?

A

Planetary Model

27
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what is an another name for Erwin Schoridingers model?

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quantum model