Unit 1 Flashcards
John Dalton
- Law of Multiple Proportions
- Atomic Theory
- Sphere Model
J.J Thomson
- Cathode Ray Tube
- Gas in tube became electrical conductors
- Neg charged electricity, E
- Plum Pudding
Ernest Rutherford
- Gold Foil Experiment
- Protons
- Nuclear Model
Niels Bohr
- Studied way H give off light through prism
- E have orbits bc of wavelength H gas
- Bohr Model
James Chadwick
- Be w/alpha particles
- Resulting radiation lead to N
- Completed Model
Johann Dobreiner
Group of Triads
John Newlands
Atomic Weight, Law of Octaves
Dimitriv Mendeelev
Table template by atomic weight
Henry Moseley
Atomic number, including properties
Radioisotopes
Unstable nucleus bc high proportions of N to P
A-Decay
- Loss of He-4
- Stopped by paper/clothing
B-Decay
- Emits -1E
- Body tissue, stopped by metal foil
- N taken from nucleus, turns into P
Positron Emission
- Emits +1E
- Turns P to N ejecting positron and e neutrino
G-Decay
- Emits A or B w/gammy rays
- Passes body, less intense by lead/concrete
Electron Capture
- Captures E, combines w/P to make N and neutrino
- Releases G rays
Fission Reactions
Nuclei split two = masses
Fusion Reactions
Nuclei combines
Atomic Radius
d of nucleus and v shell
General Trend of AR
Decreases across, Increases Down
Ionization Energy
NRG to remove E
General Trend of IE
Increases Across, Decreases Down
Electron Affinity
NRG to add E
General Trend of EA
Increases Across, Decreases Down
Electronegativity
Power to attract E in molecule