Matter & The atom Flashcards

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What ttype of particles can matter be made from

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Atoms, molecules and ions

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2
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What is diffussion

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-The evidence for the existence of small particles

the movement of particles from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration

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Law of conservation of mass / matter

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The mass of a closed system will remain constant, regardless of the processess acting inside the system.

matter cannot be created or destroyed although it can be rearranged

for any chemical reactions, mass of reactants must equal mass of prducts

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4
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What did the greeks discover

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First to propose that matter was composed of minute particles

democritus - atomos meaning uncuttable, atom

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5
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Daltons atomic theory

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-all matter is made up of very small particles called atoms
-all atoms are indivisible
-atoms cannote be created or destroyed’

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6
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What did crookes tube demonstrate

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Rays coming from the cathode cast a shadow.

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7
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connected to the negative electrode

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cathode

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8
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connected to the positive electrode

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annode

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9
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explain vaccuum tubes

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-Gas at low press.
-electric current passed through
-radiation came from the end of the tube connected to the cathode
-cathode rays

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10
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What did dalton discover

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  • Rays cast shadows, travelled in straight lines
  • causes glass to glow (flouresce)
  • turns a paddle wheel
  • Rays are made of particles
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11
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What did george stoney do

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Named the negative particle electron

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12
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What did jj thomson do

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Discovered the elctron

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13
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Briefly explain thomsons experiment

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Beam of cathode rays througha small hole in the anode

beam passed between two metal plates.
beam could be deflected by electronic plates.

therefore beam is made of negative particles

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14
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What did thomson use to delflect the elecron

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magnetic field from an electromagnet

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15
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What did thomson calculate

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The ratio of charge to mass for the electron

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16
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Cathode rays

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Streams of negatively charged particles called electrons.
They travel in straight lines from the cathode to anode.
Are deflected by electric and magnetic fields
Have sufficient energy to move a small object such as a paddle wheel

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Thomsons plum pudding model

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A sphere of positive charge with negative elesctrons embedded in it at random

18
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What was robert milikans experiment called

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The oil drop exxperiment

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What did the oil drop experiment do

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Measured the charge on the electron

20
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Explain the oil drop experiemny

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  • X rays ionised air molecules by stripping electrons of their atom.
  • Oil droplets picked up these electrons and became negative
  • He increased the positive charge until the droplet hovered.
  • Took measurement and calculated the charge on the electron.
21
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What did ernest rutherford do

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Fired alpha particles at a thin gold foil
-Thomsons plum pudding model predicted they would pass through with little defelction

22
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What the result of the gold foil experiment

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Most passed through undeflected, however some bounced right back

23
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Explanation for gold foil experimnt

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  • Hard dense core of positive matter in the center of each atom. the nucleus
  • Atoms are mostly empty space
24
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Observations of the gold foil experiment

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  1. Most alpha particles passed straight through undeflected
    ATOMS ARE MOSTLY EMPTY SPACE
  2. Some alpha particles are deflected at large angles
    THE ALPHA PARTICLES ARE REPELLED WHEN THEY ARE NEAR THE NUCLEUS
  3. A small number of alpha particles are reflected back along their own paths
    HIT HEAD ON WITH NUCLES OF THE ATOM
25
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Who discovered the proton how

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Rutherford
continued to bomabrd different element such as nitrogen and oxygen.
Small particles were given off- protons

26
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Who discovered the neutron how

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James chadwick bombarded beryllium with alpha particles.
small particles were gien off that were neutral and had the same mass as the proton - the neutron.

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