Section 2.3- Subatomic Particles Flashcards

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1
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smaller particles of matter that make up the atom

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subatomic particles

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2
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two chemists in the early 1800s that used electricity to decompose chemical compounds

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Faraday
Humphrey

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physicist who proposed that units of electrical charge– negatively charged particles– were associated with atoms

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Stoney

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4
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Stoney named his proposed charged particles

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electrons

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the negatively charged electrical lead, or electrode in which invisible rays emanate from

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cathode

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6
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positive electrode in which invisible rays travel toward

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anode

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the phenomenon of cathode rays was first discovered by

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Julius Plucker

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mysterious rays that emanate from the cathode

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cathode rays

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a gas-discharge tube is also known as a

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cathode-ray tube (CRT)

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English physicist and chemist who designed an improved tube in which the cathode rays missed the anode and struck the end of the tube instead, causing it to glow

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Sir William Crookes

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American physicist who was able to determine an electron’s charge, which in turn allowed the electron’s mass to be calculated

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Robert Millikan

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12
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negatively charged particle that was discovered through the study of cathode rays

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electron

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13
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positively charged particle that was discovered through the study of canal rays

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proton

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14
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he pictured the atom as a sphere of positive charge in which the negative electron were embedded like raisins in a pudding (plum-pudding model)

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J J Thompson

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15
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the dense central core of the atom

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nucleus

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16
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model which states that only when an ion bullet came near a nucleus would it be repelled and deflected; most of the ions would pass through undeflected because they would encounter mostly empty space or very light electrons

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nuclear or planetary model

17
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conclusively demonstrated the existence of the neutron

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Sir James Chadwick

18
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two types of subatomic particles that are found in the dense central core of an atom are

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proton
neutron

19
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building blocks of the atom’s nucleus

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protons and neutrons

20
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according to current theory, protons and neutrons are composed of what type of smaller particles

A

quarks

21
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the two types of quark that are thought to compose protons and neutrons

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up quark
down quark