Looking into Atoms Flashcards

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What did Dalton imagine the Atom to be?

A

A billiard ball

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2
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When were answers found about the Atom?

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1904

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3
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What did J.J Thomson ask?

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What are the rays made of?

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4
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What did Thomson think about rays think?

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The rays are electrically charged.

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5
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What are negative rays made up of?

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Particles, he called these particles Electrons, every electron has the same negative charge and tiny mass.

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6
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Where do electrons come from?

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Well because everything is made up of atoms, electrons must be in atoms.

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7
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When did Thomson suggest a new Atomic model?

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1904

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8
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What did Thomson say about the Atoms?

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He said that an atom has negative electrons moving around in a positively charged sphere.

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9
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What did people call Thomson’s model?

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The Plum-Pudding model.

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10
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Who is Ernest Rutherford?

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He is a scientist who doubted the Plum-pudding model.

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11
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Who made the gold foil experiment?

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Rutherford, Geiger and Marsden.

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12
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What was the Gold foil experiment?

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The gold foil experiment was made by playing a very thin sheet of gold foil in a florescent screen. 5 positively charged particles were shot at it.

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What was the prediction for the gold foil experiment?

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That most would go through the foil and hit the screen. And the others would change direction slightly.

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14
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What actually happened in the gold foil experiment.

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Some particles bounced back off the foil. How could he explain these results?

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15
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When did Rutherford come up with his model?

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1911.

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16
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What was Rutherford’s model like?

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The Atoms have a central nucleus with a positive charge. Most of the mass of the Atom was here.
There is a big empty space around the Nucleus, the electrons move around here.