Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Democritus ( 460 BCE - 370 BCE)

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Theory: atoms were enteral and could not be destroyed

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Who rejected Democritus theory

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Aristotle and Plato

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Whose theory did Aristotle accept

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Empedocles

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What did Aristotle add to Empedocles theory

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The four core elements could be transformed into one another

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Evangelista Torricelli ( 1643)

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Showed are had weight

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Daniel Bernoulli

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Theory: air and other gasses consist of tiny particles that are to small to be seen and are loosely packed in an empty volume of space

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Joseph Priestly (1773)

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Theory: substances could combine together or break apart to form new substances with different properties

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Antoine Lavoisier (1778)

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Theory: conservation of mass

Names oxygen and hydrogen

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John Dalton (1803)

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Theory: all matter is composed of atoms
All atoms of a given element are identical; atoms of different elements have different properties
Chemical reactions involve the combination of atoms
When elements react to form compounds,mother react in defined whole number ratios

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Robert Boyle (1660)

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Definition of an element

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Joseph Provst ( late 1700’s)

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Law of definite proportions

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J.J Thomson (1897)

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  • made a cathode ray tube
  • found the electron
  • said atom was like plum pudding
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Ernest Rutherford (1910)

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  • used radioactivity
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14
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Alpha particles

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Positively charged pieces given off by uranium

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Is an atom full or empty

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Mostly empty

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16
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Protons

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In the nucleus

Postive charge

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17
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Neutrons

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In the nucleus neutral

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Electrons

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Negative outside the nucleus

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Radiation

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Comes from the nucleus

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Gamma y radiation

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Pure radiation

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radiation protection

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Shielding paper clothing lab coat gloves lead thick concrete
Limit exposure
Keep distance

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Atomic theory

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Building blocks of elements
Similar aroma in each element
Different from atoms of other elements
Two or more different atoms bind in simple ratios to form compounds

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Atomic number

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Counts the number of protons in an atom

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What charge is a atom

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Mass number
Counts the number of protons spans neutrons in an atom
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Isotopes
Atoms with the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons
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Atomic mass
The weighted average mass of all atomic masses of the isotopes of that atom
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Rad
0.01 joule radiant energy/ kilogram of tissue
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What is the ability to cause harm given in,
Rem
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Rem
Rad * factor
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100 rem equal how many milli rem
1000
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What is the annual exposure per person in the United state
360 mrem
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Strong nuclear force
An attractive force that acts between all nucleus
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Proton to neutron ratios
Optimum 1 to 1 | Limit 1 to 1.4
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Transmutation
The changing of one element to another
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Radioactive half life
The time it takes for one half of a radioactive sample to decay
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Force
An interaction between two objects that pushes or pulls on them
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Electromagnetic force
Force of interactions between a proton and electron
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Radiation
Rays and particles emitted
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Nuclear reaction
A chance in an atoms nucleus
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Radioactivity decay
Unstable nuclei lose energy
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Alpha radiation
Defected toward the negative
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Alpha particle
Two protons two neutrons
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Beta particle
An electron with -1 charge
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Beta radiation
Deflected toward the positive
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Gamma Ray
High energy radiation
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Empedocles ( 492 BCE - 432 BCE)
- Proposed the first theory | - all matter was composed of four elements: fire air water and earth