Chapter 1-Atoms in the eyes of philosophers Flashcards

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The 4 properties of elements that are imparted by different proportions

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Fire, air, wind and earth

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Aristotle disproved the idea of having only 4 elements and decided to create a fifth element. From which philosopher did he disprove the idea of having 4 elements and what was the 5th element?

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Empedocles.

Aether or ether.

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All matters are composed of very small particles called atoms. Who was the Philosopher that supported the idea of the Particle theory?

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Democritus

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4
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What does the Greek word “atomos” mean?

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Atoms, duhh ay joke INDIVISIBLE pala

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5
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Was Democritus supported by the experiment? Yes or no?

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Nope.

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This philosopher said that “all matter is continuous and can be infinitely divided into smaller pieces”.

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ARISTOTLE

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What law did Joseph proust propose? Also, state the law

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Proposed: Law of definite proportions
States: a given chemical compound always contains its component elements in fixed ratio (by weight)

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Law of proportions

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The ratio is the masses of the second element combined with a certain mass of the first element is always a ratio of small whole numbers.

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Who came up with the law of proportions? And what did it trigger?

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John dalton bc he came up with a theory that signaled the beginning of a modern era in chemistry.

2 or more diff compounds are composed of the same 2 element.

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What was the first part of dalton’s atomic theory?

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  1. Elements are made up of small indivisible particles called atoms
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What are atoms composed of?

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Protons, neutrons and electrons

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12
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T or F. Atoms are visible

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False; divisible

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What was the second part of dalton’s theory?

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  1. The mass and other properties of all atoms are the same.

-Atoms of different elements differ in mass & other properties
> was unacceptable bc of isotopes
>atoms has the same element but different mass number

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What was the third part of dalton’s theory?

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  1. Compounds are composed of atoms of more than one element.

-Constituent atoms are present in the constant whole no. ratio.
>this third postulate also supports the findings of Joseph Proust
> dis also supports the LAW OF MULTIPLE PROPORTIONS

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15
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What is an isotope?

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Mh

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What was the fourth part of dalton’s theory?

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  1. In a chem reaction, atoms are neither created no destroyed.
    - they combine, separate or rearrange
17
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Mass is neither added nor destroyed during a chemical reaction

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LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS

18
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He arranged the known elements in a periodic table based on their atomic masses

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DIMITRI MENDELEEV

19
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The tiniest particle of an element that retains the chemical properties of that element

20
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T or F.

All atoms are made up of the nucleus and the electrons

21
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What is composed of protons and neutrons located at the center of an atom?

22
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Nucleons.

23
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Who discovered the x-ray in 1895?

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Wilhelm Röntgen

24
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He accidentally learned that the darkening of the tricky wrapped photographic plates occurs after exposing then to a uranium compound.

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Antoine Becquerel

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Who proposed the term "radioactivity" to describe the ability of a material to undergo spontaneous emission of particles or radiation?
Marie Curie
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What are the 3 types of rays produced by radioactive decay of material?
Alpha, beta and gamma rays
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It consists of positively charged particles
Alpha Particle
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What are the alpha rays composed of?
- Alpha particles (+ charged particles) | - also is deflected by a + charged plate
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High-energy electrons
Beta particles
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What are the beta rays composed of?
- beta particles (high energy electrons) | - deflected by a negatively charged plate
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Has no charge and isn't affected by external electric or magnetic field
Gamma rays
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J J Thomson
- discovered the electron | - proposed the "PLUM PUDDING" model of an atom
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What does the plum pudding do? And what are its compositions?
-it illustrated negatively charged electrons (da plum)