Introduction (Matter, Atom, and Element) Flashcards

1
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atoms as small indestructive units

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Democritus

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2
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atomic theory

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John Dalton

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3
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periodic table

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Dmitri Mendeleev

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4
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theory of electromagnetism

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James Maxwell

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5
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electron as the fundamental unit quantity of electricity

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George Stoney

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6
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invented cathode ray tube; cathode rays have negative charge

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William Crookes

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7
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study of canal rays

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Eugene Goldstein

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8
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X-rays

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Wilhelm Roentgen

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9
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discovery of electron and its charge-to-mass ratio

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JJ Thomson

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10
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alpha, beta, gamma rays in radiation

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Ernest Rutherford

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11
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theory that radioactive particles cause atoms to break down; discovered Po and Ra

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Pierre and Marie Curie

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12
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quantization of light

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Max Planck

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13
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discovered that there is more than one element at each position on periodic table

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Frederick Soddy

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14
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coined the term isotope

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Margaret Todd

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15
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noble gases have stable electron configuration

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Richard Abegg

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16
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theory of relativity and particle nature of light

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Albert Einstein

17
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device that could detect alpha particles

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Johannes Wilhelm Geiger

18
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charge of electron thru oil drop experiment

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Robert Millikan

19
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alpha particle experiment; nucleus is dense, small, and positively-charged (discovery of proton)

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Ernest Rutherford

20
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number of protons = atomic number

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Henry Moseley

21
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wave-particle duality

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Louis de Broglie

22
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describe how quantum state of system changes with time

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Erwin Schrödinger

23
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discovered electron, proton, and neutron

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Thomson, Rutherford, Chadwick

24
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discovered Oxygen

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Joseph Priestley

25
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discovered Hydrogen/protium (H-1)

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Henry Cavendish

26
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discovered Deuterium (H-2)

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Harold Urey

27
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discovered Tritium (H-3)

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Rutherford, Oliphant, Harteck

28
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In the standard model, matter is composed of fermions (quarks and leptons) while bosons are force-carrier. Complete the analogy for neutron, proton, and electron.

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  • Proton: 2 up, 1 down quark
  • Neutron: 1 up, 2 down quark
  • Electron: leptons
29
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4 other states of matter

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  • Plasma: heated gas
  • Quark-gluon plasma: hot-dense state of matter
  • Bose-Einstein condensate: superfluid bosons (low density and temperature)
  • Fermionic condensate: superfluid fermionic particles (low density and temperature)
30
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discovered radiation/radioactivity

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Henry Becquerel

31
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discovered Neon

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Ramsay & Travers

32
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discovered Helium

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Ramsay and others (periodic table)

33
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Differentiate molar, atomic, formula, and molecular mass?

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  • Molar: general
  • Atomic: element
  • Formula: ionic
  • Molecular: compound
34
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coined the word serendipity (lucky discovery)

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Horace Walpole

35
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discovered positron

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Carl Anderson

36
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discovered neutron

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James Chadwick

37
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discovered neutrino

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Wolfgang Pauli

38
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discovered quark

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Murray Gell-mann and George Zweig