History Flashcards

(30 cards)

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First proposed theory of electrolytes

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Svante ARRHENIUS

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Stated that equal volumes of all gases at the same temp and pressure contain the same number of molecules

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Amadeo AVOGADRO

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Discovered the process of radioactivity; studied the phenomenon called phosphorescence

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Henri BECQUEREL

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Proposed an atomic theory to account for the spectra of certain elements; pictured the atom as a miniature solar system

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Neils BOHR

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Determined the relationship b/n volume of a gas and pressure exerted on it (temperature kept constant)

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Robert BOYLE

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6
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Discovered Hydrogen

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Henry CAVENDISH

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7
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Published works that establish the existence of neutron

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James CHADWICK

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Determined the relationship of volume of gas and its temperature (pressure kept constant)

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Jacques CHARLES

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9
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Performed experiments to isolate radioactive components of mineral called PITCHBLENDE

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Sklodowska and Pierre CURIE

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Proposed and developed the atomic theory w/c is the landmark of chemistry

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John DALTON

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Proposed that electrons and other particles have wave properties; Showed that it is possible to assign a wavelength to a moving electron

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Louis DE BROGLIE

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Proposed telluric screw, the first real classification of elements

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DE CHANCOURTOIS

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Theory of Relativity and Law of conservation of mass and energy

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Albert EINSTEIN

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Ran experiments on chemical electrolysis; discovered methods of liquefaction of gases

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Michael FARADAY

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15
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Discovered the proton

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Eugene GOLDSTEIN

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16
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Proposed Uncertainty Principle

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Werner HEISENBERG

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First to introduce quantitative methods in the study of chemistry

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Antoine LAVOISIER

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Father of the Periodic Table; classified elements acc. to their chemical properties

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Dmitri MENDELEEV

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Classified elements acc. to their physical properties

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Made the first precise measurement of the mass and charge of the electron

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Robert MILLIKAN

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Discovered that nuclear charge controls the character and population of the electric energy levels w/c determine properties of elements

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Henry MOSELEY

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Proposed law of Octaves

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Proposed the quantum theory of radiant energy; stated that radiant energy could be absorbed or given off only in definite quantities

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Discovered cathode rays by passing an electric current through a vacuum

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Julius PLUCKER

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Performed the Gold Foil Expt w/c led to nucleus discovery; discovered the proton
Ernest RUTHERFORD
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Developed an equation that describes the electron in terms of its wave character w/c is the basis of wave mechanics
Erwin SCHRODINGER
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Suggested that cathode rays be called electrons
George STONEY
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Determined value of e/m for electron discovered in 1897
J.J. THOMSON
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Succeeded in overthrowing the vital force theory in synthesising urea (organic) from ammonium cyanate (inorganic)
Friedrich WOHLER
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believed that matter is continuous, hence, hypothetically can be divided into smaller particles.
Aristotle