C1.2.3 - Developing the atomic model Flashcards

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In 1803, what did John Dalton suggest about matter?

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That all matter is made from atoms

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In 1897 what subatomic particle did Joseph John Thomson discover?

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The electron

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What did the plum pudding model suggest?

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It suggested that atoms are spheres of positive charge with electrons dotted around inside

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What did Rutherford do?

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He did an experiment with others where he pointed beams of alpha particles at thin gold foil

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What were the results of the Rutherford experiment?

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Most of the alpha particles went straight through, many of them changed direction slightly and some even came back

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What was the conclusion from the Rutherford experiment?

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He suggested that outside the nucleus, electrons orbit like plants in a solar system

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Which did Bohr do?

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He realised that orbiting electrons would be attracted to the oppositely charged nucleus and would spiral inwards some he improved Rutherford’s model which is the model we use now

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