CHEM 1211 - Experiments Flashcards

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Name the experiment, the scientist who conducted it, and the discovery made by the results

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Cathode ray measuring “canal rays.”

Eugene Goldstein conducted this experiment and discovered protons

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Name the experiment, the scientist who conducted it, and the discovery made by the results

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The Oil Drop Experiment

Robert Millikan used this experiment to discover the definite mass and charge of electrons

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Name the experiment, the scientist who conducted it, and the discovery made by the results

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Gold foil and alpha particles.

Rutherford supervised Geiger and Marsden in this experiment that showed atoms are mostly empty space surrounding a dense center, or nucleus.

This disproved Thompson’s Plum Pudding atom model and supplied the Rutherford model

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Name the experiment, the scientist who conducted it, and the discovery made by the results

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Be Foil and alpha particles

James Chadwick used this experiment to discover neutrons

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What is this device?
Who invented it?
How does it work?

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Mass spectrometer

Francis Aston

Generates ions that flow down a path through a magnet and are separated out based on their mass

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Describe the experiment, the scientist who conducted it, and the discovery made by the results

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The experiment had no real name but was part of Louis de Broglie’s Phd dissertation.

It established that electrons have wave-like properties, and it was later established that electrons have both particle and wave properties.

The wavelength of a particle is described by the de Broglie relationship, pictured below:

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