Lect 11/30 Flashcards

1
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What did Antoine Lavoisier do?

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Developed Law of Mass Conservation

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What did Democritus do? What is he know for?

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Developed Ancient Atomic Theory; tried to starve himself to death on a mountain

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3
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What year did Antoine Lavoisier develop his theory?

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1789

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4
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What is the modern atomic theory? (4 parts)

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1) All chem substances composed of uncuttable atoms
2) All atoms of one type are identical to each other
3) law of mass conservation; # and types of atoms are the same before and after a reaction, only change in how they are attached to one another.
4) Proust’s law of definite comp

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5
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What is Joseph Proust’s Law of Definite Proportions?

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A given chemical compound always contains it elemental components in a fixed ratio by mass

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6
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What did John Dalton do?

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Developed modern atomic theory

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7
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What did JJ Thomson do?

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Discovered electrons

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8
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What year did JJ Thomson make his discovery?

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1895

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9
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What model did JJ Thomson develop?

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Plum pudding model of the atom

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10
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What 2 adjectives are used to describe metals? What do they mean?

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  • malleable: ability to be hammered out of shape
  • ductile: ability to be stretched into a thin wire
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11
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What is the most malleable metal?

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Gold

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12
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What are 2 ways of telling metals from nonmetals?

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appearance; looks like metal
ability to conduct heat and/or electricity

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13
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What experiment did Rutherford conduct? What was the result?

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Gold foil experiment; atom is mostly empty space with a tiny, dense, positively charged nucleus.

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14
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What did Rutherford Bohr develop? What did it look like?

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Neil’s Bohr model; electrons orbit around nucleus (solar system model)

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15
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What did Erwin Schrodinger develop?

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Quantum mechanical model of atom

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16
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What did James Chadwick do?

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discovered neutron in the nucleus

17
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What is atomic number?

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number of protons in the nucleus

18
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What is the atomic mass number?

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Number of protons AND neutrons in the nucleus (# of nucleons)

19
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What 2 things did Henry Moseley do?

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  • Z is the identity of the atom type.
  • coined the word isotopes
20
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What are isotopes?

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2 or more atoms with the same Z but different A

20
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What does A stand for, Z?

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A = atomic mass number
z = atomic number

20
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What did Wilhelm rontgen do?

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Discovered radioactivity

20
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What is radioactivity?

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spontaneous decay of unstable parent nuclei into daughter products.

21
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What makes an atom unstable?

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number of neutrons > number of protons

21
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What is atomic mass?

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weighted average of each of the (naturally occuring) isotopes