Representing and Intervening - Ch 6 Flashcards

1
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Who first dubbed the electron, & when?

A

Johnson Stoney, 1891

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2
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Who discovered the electron experimentally, & when?

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J. J. Thomson, 1897

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3
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What did J. J. Thomson call the electron?

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Corpuscles

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4
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Who made a theory of a particle of minimal charge?

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Lorentz

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5
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Who measured the minimal charge, & when?

A

Millikan, 1908

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6
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What was Thompson’s model?

A

Plum Pudding

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7
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What did Lavoisier predict all acids have? Was this accurate?

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Oxygen. No, chemicals like HCl are acids.

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8
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What are the names of the two types of acid?

A

Bronsted-Lowry and Lewis acids.

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9
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What ‘nonentity’ did Laplace use to calculate the speed of sound?

A

Caloric

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10
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What formula was derived for quantum electrodynamics in 1934?

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Energy loss formula for electrons.

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11
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Did high energy rays agree with the energy loss formula?

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No, because of a new particle called a meson.

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12
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What happened to the 1936 meson?

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It didn’t fit its intended theory, a better particle was discovered, and it was delegated to the ‘muon’.

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