PPT 2A Part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Who

  • Matter could not be divided indefinitely
  • Smallest piece of matter ; “atomos
A

400 BC ~ Democritus

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2
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Who

Matter was made up of four “elements”

A

350 BC ~ Aristotle

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3
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  • ATOMIC THEORY
    1. All matter is made of atoms
    2. Atoms of an element are identical
    3. Each element has different atoms,
    4. Atoms of different elements combine in constant
    ratios to form compounds
    5. Atoms are rearranged in reactions
A

1800 ~ John Dalton

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4
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Dalton’s theories

Mass can neither be created nor destroyed in any transformation of matter

A

Law of Conservation of Mass

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5
Q

Dalton’s theories

A pure compound is composed of the same elements combine in a definite proportion by weight

A

Law of Constant Composition

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6
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Who

Credited for the discovery of the proton

A

1886 ~ Eugene Goldstein

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7
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  • Provided the first hint that an atom is made of even
    smaller particles
  • Credited for the discovery of the electron
A

1897 ~ J.J. Thompson

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8
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Concluded that an atom has a small, dense,
positively charged center

A

1908 ~ Ernest Rutherford

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9
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Credited for the discovery of the neutron

A

1932 ~ James Chadwick

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10
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Atomic model and creator

Atoms are solid and indivisible

A
  • Billiard ball model
  • Dalton (1800 – 1900)
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11
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Atomic model and creator

Negative electrons in a positive framework

A
  • Plum pudding model
  • Thomson (1900)
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12
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Atomic model and creator

Atoms are mostly empty space, negative electrons orbit a positive nucleus

A

Rutherford’s model (around 1910)

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13
Q

Atomic model and creator

Electrons orbit the nucleus in “shells”, electron can be bumped up to a higher shell if hit by an electron or a photon of light

A

Bohr’s model / planetary model

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14
Q

Atomic model and creator

Electrons do not move in well-defined circular orbits

A

Quantum mechanical model (Erwin Schrödinger, Heisenberg, Born and many others)

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15
Q

Impossible to know simultaneously both the exact momentum of the electron and its exact location in space

A

Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle

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16
Q

Wave function which describes a specific distribution of electron density in space, has a characteristic energy and shape

A

Orbital

17
Q

A → ___ = number of ___ + number of ___

A
  • Mass number
  • Protons; neutrons
18
Q

Z → ___ = number of ___ in the nucleus

A
  • Atomic number
  • Protons
19
Q

Charged particles due to loss or gain of electrons

A

Ions

20
Q

Chemical reactions that release energy

A

Exergonic reactions

21
Q

Chemical reactions that require or absorb energy from their surroundings

A

Endergonic reactions

22
Q

Separated ions are ___ stable than atoms in an ___ bond

A

Less; ionic

23
Q

Separated ions have ___ potential energy than atoms in a chemical bond

A

Higher

24
Q

Energy is ___ to break a chemical bond

A

Required

25
Q

Energy is ___ when chemical bonds form

A

Released

26
Q

Russian scientist who published the basis for “Modern Periodic Table of Elements”

A

Dmitri Mendeleev