IMPORTANT Evolution of Atomic Theory Flashcards

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Name of Scientists in order of time

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  • John Dalton
  • J.J. Thompson
  • E. Rutherford
  • Niels Bohr
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Experiment used by John Dalton

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Used different gases and liquids to study chemical changes

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Experiment used by J.J. Thomson

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Used gas discharge tubes to study the effects of applying electric currents to gasses at low pressure

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Experiment used by E. Rutherford

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  • “Gold Foil Experiment”
  • Aimed positively charged particles at a thin sheet of gold foil
  • Looked at where the particles ended up on a screen
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Experiment used by Niels Bohr

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Studied the coloured banding pattern of elements that result from electric currents

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Major Finding of John Dalton …

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First person to discover the concept of the atom

  • All matter is made of atoms
  • Atoms cannot be CDD (created, divided, destroyed)
  • All atoms of the same matter are identical in mass and size
  • Compounds are created when atoms of different elements combine
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Major Finding of J.J. Thomson …

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  • Atoms had negative particles
  • Rays travel from cathode (-) to anode (+)
  • Same negative charge found in all gasses
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Major Finding of … E. Rutherford

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Most particles passed through foil

  • Some particles were deflected
  • Discovered that atoms have a positive nucleus
  • Proposed that negative particles must revolve around it
  • Most of the atom is empty space
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Major Finding of … Niels Bohr

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Found electrons can only move in fixed regions

  • Electrons move to different rings by adding or removing specific amounts of energy
  • (This is why electrons don’t crash into the nucleus)
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What are IONIC COMPOUNDS composed of?

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ONE metal and ONE non-metal

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What are COVALENT COMPOUNDS composed of?

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only NON-METALS

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