History of the Periodic table Flashcards

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how is the modern table arranged?

A

it shows elements in order of increasing atomic number

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how were older versions of the periodic table arranged?

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ordered by atomic mass of the element

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What issue did Lavoisier’s table have?

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the elements were not in order of atomic mass or number

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what issue did Newlands’ table have?

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elements in the same groups had very different properties

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What was good about Mendeleev’s table?

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he left gaps for undiscovered elements

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How did Mendeleev predict the properties of undiscovered elements?

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by working out the atomic mass he could predict their reactivity

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7
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What was J.J Thompson’s model for the electron called?

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the plum pudding model

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8
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What did Ernest Rutherford find out?

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atoms have a small central nucleus meaning the majority of the atom is empty space

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What did Niels Bohr describe the atom as?

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a tiny solar system, with the nucleus being the sun and the electrons the planets

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