Q3: Lesson 2 | Atoms Flashcards

1
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said all matter is composed of small invisible particles called atoms

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democritus - atomism

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2
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said that atoms are invisible, and compounds are combinations of different types of atoms

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john dalton - solid sphere model

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3
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said that electrons are orbiting in a set, predictable paths around fixed, positively charged nucleus

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ernest rutherford - nuclear model

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4
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said that electrons are arranged in concentric specific circular orbits around the nucleus

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neils bohr - planetary model

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5
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the locations of the electrons could only be described as being part pf a cloud around the nucleus

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erwin schrodinger - quantum model

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6
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*tells us how many protons are present in one atom
of that element

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atomic number

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7
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*tells us how heavy an atom of that element is

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mass number

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8
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*different forms of the same element

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isotopes

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9
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*they have the same atomic number (Z) but
different mass numbers (A)

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isotopes

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10
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who discovered electrons

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jj thompson

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11
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who discovered the nucleus

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ernest rutherford

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12
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tried to explain presence of specific colors in hydrogens spectrum

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niels bohr

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13
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revision of rutherfords nuclear model

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neutron model

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