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John Dobereiner developed the law of triads

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1829

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Law of octaves discovered by John Newlands

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1863

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March 6th, 1869

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Dmitri Mendeleev discovered that periodic pattern didn’t apply to heavier elements and left spaces for other elements.

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4
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1913

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Henry Mosley discovered that atomic number should be used to order elements.

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5
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450 BC

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“All matter around us is made of invisible tiny particles- atomos”

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6
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1803

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Dalton’s atomic theory

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7
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1909

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Ernest Rutherford’s Nucleus theory-
• Positive charge is concentrated in the nucleus
• Most of the Atom is empty space

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8
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Henry Mosely discovered each element has a unique number of protons.

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1887—1915

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9
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1911

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Niels Bohr– Bohr‘s orbit model
• Electrons orbit the nucleus
• Energy of the electrons is quantised

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10
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How do you calculate atomic mass?

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The sum of the proton number and neutron number

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11
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How many neutrons does carbon-14 contain?

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8

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12
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Before the discovery of the _______, atoms were thought to be tiny spheres that could not be divided.

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Electrons

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13
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What is the approximate size of an atoms radius?

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1 x 10^-10

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