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Aristotle

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Matter is continuous (not made up of anything smaller)

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Boyle

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Believed in the atomic nature of elements, no proof, 1st scientist w quantitative values for gases

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Daltons atomic theory

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All matter atoms (no protons, neutrons, e)
All atoms of same element are same weight (no isotopes discovered)
Atoms cannot be divided/created/destroyed
Atoms combine in whole-number ratios to chemical compounds
In chemical rxn, atoms are combined/separated/rearranged

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Thomson

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ELECTRONS= electron beam in cathode ray tube deflected by electrical/magnetic field, electron CHARGE:MASS ratio

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5
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Lavoisier

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Conservation of matter/mass

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Proust

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Law of definite proportions, substance will always have same ratio of elements by mass (H2O is 2g:16g 1g:8g)

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7
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Becquerel

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Radioactivity

Uranium exposed photographic film

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8
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Curies

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Radioactivity

Rays produced by Uranium+Radium spontaneously by unstable nuclei

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9
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Bohr

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Electrons into shells/energy levels
Closer=less energy
2n^2=max # electrons per energy level if n=principal energy level
(n^2=max # orbitals per energy level)

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10
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De Broglie

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Quantum

Particles have wavelike characteristics (diffraction patterns)

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Milikan

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Determine ELECTRONS charge and mass 9.11x10^-28 (1/1837th of lightest element H)
Oil drop test

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12
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Rutherford

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Empty space between nucleus and electrons (SMALL dense POSITIVE NUCLEUS), atomic structure
Gold foil experiment
Some alpha particles deflected through Au

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13
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Moseley

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Atomic numbers (# protons) via X-rays

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14
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Planck

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Quantum
Light has particle and wavelike characteristics
Energy not continuous, released in quanta aka photon (emission spectrum releases photon light)
E=hV

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15
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Heisenberg and Schrodinger

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Uncertainty principle
Impossible to know location AND velocity of subatomic particle at the same time
Wave-mechanical model: 3D e orbital cloud (unlike Bohr) treat e like waves, assign them quantum #s (sublevels, energy levels)

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16
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Paulis exclusion principle

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No two electrons can have the same set of 4 quantum numbers in an atom bc the 2 e in each orbital have opposite spin

17
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Hunds rule

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Addition of electrons 1 orbital at a time

Aufbau Principle=e occupies lowest energy orbital

18
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Mendelev

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1st periodic table

Atomic weight

19
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Democritus and Leucippus

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The world is made up of empty space and tiny particles ATOMS

20
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Chadwick

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Neutron, isotopes

21
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Einstein

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Explained origin of energy released in nuclear charge

22
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Avogadro

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Equal volumes of different gases contain equal numbers of molecules at the same temperature and pressure
(1 mole=22.4 L)

23
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Gay-Lussac

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Gases in a rxn, volume of reactants and products are in small whole number ratios (1 vol H2+1 vol Cl2 = 2 vols HCl)

24
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Le Chatelier

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When a system @ equilibrium is disturbed by a stress (temp, pressure, concentration change), it will try to minimize stress to attain equilibrium