Chapter 4: Name That Scientist Flashcards

1
Q

Name that scientist;

fundamental particles- “atomos”

A

Democritus

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2
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Name that scientist;

solid homogeneous indivisible & indestructible

A

Democritus

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3
Q

Name that scientist;

atoms could not be broken down any further

A

Democritus & Dalton

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4
Q

Name that scientist;

empty space can not exist

A

Aristotle

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5
Q

Name that scientist;

matter is continuous

A

Aristotle

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6
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Name that scientist; atoms are like a plate of mashed potatoes, you can make smaller and smaller portions to infinity

A

Arsitotle

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7
Q

Name that scientist;

founder of modern chemistry

A

Robert Boyle

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8
Q

Name that scientist;

performed quantitative tests

A

Robert Boyle

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9
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Name that scientist;

worked with gases and explored relationships with pressure and volume

A

Robert Boyle

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10
Q

Name that scientist;

discovered oxygen and its role in combustion

A

Joseph Priestley

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11
Q

Name that scientist;

explained the process of combustion

A

Lavoisier

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12
Q

Name that scientist;

started the concept of “conservation of mass”

A

Lavoisier

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13
Q

Name that scientist;

who expanded on the “conservation of mass”

A

Dalton

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14
Q

Name that scientist;

scientist that made first scientific based model of the atom

A

Dalton

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15
Q

Name that scientist;

all elements are composed of tiny indivisible indestructible particles

A

Dalton & Democritus

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16
Q

Name that scientist;
atoms of the same element are identical
(not actually true)

17
Q

Name that scientist;

atoms of different elements can combine in whole number ratios in compounds (law of definite proportions)

18
Q

Name that scientist;

chemical reactions occur when atoms rearrange

19
Q

Name that scientist;

discovered electrons

A

JJ Thompson

20
Q

Name that scientist;

determined charge to mass ratio

A

JJ Thompson

21
Q

Name that scientist;

used cathode rays (emit electrons)

A

JJ Thompson

22
Q

Name that scientist;

identified the first subatomic particle electrons (negative charge)

A

JJ Thompson

23
Q

Name that scientist;

plum pudding model

A

JJ Thompson

24
Q

Name that scientist;
determined the actual charge of an electron:
-1.302 x 10^-19

A

Robert Millikan

25
Name that scientist; | oil drop experiment
Robert Millikan
26
Name that scientist; lead to the determination of the mass of an electron is 9.1 x 10^-28 grams
Robert Millikan
27
Name that scientist; | discovered nucleus and general structures of the atom
Ernest Rutherford
28
Name that scientist; | famous gold foil experiment
Ernest Rutherford
29
Name that scientist; 212 Po --> 4 He + 208 Pb 84 2 82 Polonium, Helium, Lead
Ernest Rutherford
30
Name that scientist; discovered a dense core (nucleus). 1 in 20 000 alpha particles deflected at more than a 90 degree angle
Ernest Rutherford
31
Name that scientist; | empty space makes up the volume of the atom
Ernest Rutherford
32
Name that scientist; | discovered the neutron
James Chadwick
33
Name that scientist; | Subatomic particles that have no charge
James Chadwick
34
Name that scientist; | developed an experiment using alpha particles, wax paper, and ejected protons
James Chadwick
35
Name that scientist; | discovered that atoms of each element contain a positive charge
Henry Moseley