Atom Guys Flashcards

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Showed that an atom is mainly empty space. Was able to identify protons and neutrons of the nucleus. These parts of the atom make up most of the mass. Found out that the mass of a neutron is relatively the same as a proton.

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Rutherford

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Studied the hydrogen atom and concluded that electrons moved like the planets revolving around the sun. He disapproved RUTHERFORD’s idea that the electrons could be any distance around the nucleus. He experimented with the hydrogen atom as it was excited and admitted it light. He link the connection between light and the structure of the atom.

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Bohr

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3
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First person who use the word atom. Stated that the atom was indivisible. Thought that atoms were small spheres with no holes and empty space. Greek philosopher.

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Democritus

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4
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Came up with the theory of the law of conservation of mass. Put solid mercury oxide in a close container and heated it. Sorry red powder change into the silvery liquid gas.

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Lavoisier

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5
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Came up with the theory of the law of definite proportions. Stating that the compounds always contain the same elements and same amount. No matter where the element or compound comes from, it will always contain the same amount of atoms. Example H2O will always have two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen.

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Proust

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6
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Created the atomic theory. The atomic theory states that all Adams of the same element are at Sakely the same while the atomic weight of different elements differ. Came up with the billiard ball model.

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Dalton

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7
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Order of atomic theories

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Democritus
Lavoisier
Proust
Dalton
Thompson
Rutherford
Bohr
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8
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Planetary model

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Rutherford

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9
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Idea that electrons were at a fixed radius from the nucleus

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Bohr

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10
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Plum pudding theory

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Thompson

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11
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Parts of an atom

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Proton neutron electron

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12
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Concluded that an atom is mostly empty space.

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Rutherford

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13
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Studied the hydrogen Atom. Came up with the theory of spectral lines and energy levels.electrons orbit the nucleus at a set distances

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Bohr

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14
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Picture of the atom was a simple neutral sphere of indivisible matter that was the same throughout. Atoms of different elements however were different from one another.

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Dalton

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15
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Discovery of the electron showed that atoms were not indivisible. They contained negative electrons and positive charges to make the neutral.

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Thompson

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16
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And atom’s mass is squeezed into a tiny nucleus. In the remaining space, electrons move in orbits of all possible diameter.

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RUTHERFORD

17
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Used information from line spectra two to find the orbits of electrons as having certain definite diameters

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Bohr

18
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Discovered that an electron is negatively charged. Created plum pudding diagram.

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Thompson