history of the atoms quiz Flashcards

1
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used cathode ray tubes

A

crookes and thomson

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2
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electrons exist in orbits are energy levels

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Bohr

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3
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created first periodic table 

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Mendeleev

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4
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Our word “atom” comes from his word “atomos”

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Democritus

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5
Q

did not know about protons, neutrons or electrons 

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dalton and democritus

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6
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discovered neutrons

A

Chadwick

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7
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plum pudding, model 

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thomson

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8
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periodic table based on atomic number

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Moseley

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9
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The atom is mostly empty space

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Rutherford

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10
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first person to think of atoms 

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Democritus

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11
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Gold foil experiment

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rutherford

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12
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discovered protons

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goldstein

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13
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all items have negatively negatively charged particles

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crookes

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14
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did not know about neutrons ( his model just included, protons and electrons )

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thomson

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15
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first unified atomic theory

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dalton

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16
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created modern periodic table 

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moseley

17
Q

Calculated, the charge on an electron 

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millikan

18
Q

The atom is invisible

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dalton

19
Q

Periodic table based on atomic mass

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mendeleev

20
Q

discovered nucleus

A

rutherford

21
Q

credited with discovering electrons

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Thomson