Unit 4 Chem test Review Flashcards

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Democritus contribution

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-460 BC
-Gave us the term Atom

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Dalton

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-Early 1800s
-Dalton’s theory 4 main points

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Who/what work did Dalton follow?

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-Lavoisier, Law of conservation of Matter
-Proust, Law of Constant Composition

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Dalton’s theory 4 main points

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-All Matter consists of tiny particles called Atoms

-Atoms are indestructible and unchangeable. A chemical reaction simply changes the way the atoms are grouped together.

-Elements are identified by their atoms. All atoms of a given element are identical, but they differ from those of any other element.

-When elements react, their atoms combine in
simple, whole-number ratios.

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5
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How was Dalton wrong in his theory?

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Atoms CAN be broken into smaller parts. Example-Subatomic particles

All atoms of a given element are NOT identical. Example-Different isotopes

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Benjamin Franklin

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-Mid 1800s
-Found that there were two kinds of electrical charges
(+) and (-)

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Thomson Contributions

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-Late 1800s
-ALL atoms contain tiny negatively charged subatomic particles, electrons.
-Plum pudding, or Chocolate chip cookie dough

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Thomson experiment

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Cathode ray tube- Electrons travel from a negatively charged Cathode to a positively charged Anode.

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Millikan

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-1900s
-Oil drop experiment
measured the charge and
mass of an electron.

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10
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Becquerel/Curies

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-Radiation given of from Elements: radium, polonium, and Uranium
-Discovered Radioactivity:-spontaneous emission of radiation from an
element.
The nature of an atom changes when it gives off radiation (energy).

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Rutherford experiment

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Gold foil experiemnt, shot a beam of alpha particles at a sheet of gold foil, a few of the particles were deflected. He concluded that a tiny, dense nucleus was causing the deflections.

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Rutherford changes to the atomic theory

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-Concluded that the atom’s mass is concentrated in a positive, dense center, nucleus.

-The light, negatively charged, electrons circulated around this nucleus, much like planets revolving around the Sun.

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13
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Chadwick

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Credited with the discovery of the neutron

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14
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Bohr key changes

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Electrons travel in definite energy levels (orbitals) instead of random motion
Model of the atom became a planetary model.
changes with electrons

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15
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Schrodinger- based on

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-mathematical equation to find
where electrons are mostly moving
-Concept of electron clouds=where an electron is
predicted to be 90% of the time

Quantum Mechanical Model

Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

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16
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Democritus atomic drawing

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just a dot

17
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Thomson atomic drawing

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plum pudding

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Rutherford atomic drawing

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+ mass in the center with negative empty space on the outside

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Schrodinger atomic drawing

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20
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Bohr atomic drawing

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Planetary model, e- traveling on orbitals with protons and neutrons in the center

21
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atomic theory people in order from the very beginning to now

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Democritus, Dalton, Franklin, Thomson, Millikan, Becquerel/Curies, Rutherford, Bohr, and Schrodinger