Atomic theory Flashcards

(33 cards)

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what did the greeks say about the atom

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matter its made up of tiny indivisible particles
- had no proof
- greek for indivisible in atomos

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Daltons atomic theory

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All matter is made from small particles called atoms
atoms are indivisible -> cannot be broken into simpler substances

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what is atomic theory

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the idea that matter is composed of small particles
‘particular nature of matter’

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daltons experiement to prove the particular nature of matter

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glass tube with a stopper on either end
cotton wool soaked in concentrated ammonia solution at one end
cotton wool soaked in concentrated hydrogen chloride solution at the other end
white cloud forms in the middle –> ammonium chloride

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results of atomic theory experiment

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particles of the ammonia gas move to meet with the particles of hydrogen chloride
A white cloudy substance is formed = ammonium chloride

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electrons
who named
who discovered

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George stoney named
William Crookes assisted in discovery
JJ thompson discovered

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facts about electrons

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mass = 0
charge = -1
have enough energy to move a paddle wheel

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CNAP

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Cathode negative
Anode positive

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what were the observations of Crookes vacuum tube

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rays coming from the cathode struck the anode and cast a shadow at the end of the tube

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what were the observations of Crookes paddle wheel

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the paddle wheel roared down the rail from the cathode to the anode

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what could be concluded from Crookes experiments

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cathode rays are invisible
they possess enough energy to move and rotate a paddle wheel

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12
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George Stoney

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named negatively charged particles before their discovery

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13
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who named negatively charged particles

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George stoney

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14
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who discovered electrons

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JJ Thompson

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What is Thompsons plum pudding model

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says that an atom is a sphere of positive charges with negative charges embedded throughout

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16
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what are cathode rays

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invisable rays of negatively charged particles called electrons

17
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what is JJ Thompson accredited with other than the discovery of the electron

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calculated the e over m ratio
charge over mass

17
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what is Robert milkman accredited with

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calculating the size of the charge of the electron which could be substituted into Thompsons e over m ratio
hence discovered the mass

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what experiment did robbery milkman do

19
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what did James Chadwick do

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bombarbed beryllium with alpha particles
discovered neutrons

20
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why is the discovery of neutrons the most important

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neutrons can be used to split atoms of uranium to release nuclear energy used for atonic bombs

21
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charge and mass of neutrons

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no charge
mass of 1

22
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charge and mass of protons

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positively charged
mass of 1

23
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who discovered the nucleus

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Ernest rutherford

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who discovered the proton
Ernest Rutherford
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what did Ernest Rutherford foo
discover protons and the nucleus
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what is matter
anything that takes up space
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what are atoms
smallest particle of matter that can exist by itself (neutral)
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what are molecules
groups of atoms chemically joined
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what are ions
atoms or groups of atoms with a charge
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what are alpha particles
a particle that consists of 2 neutrons and 2 protons
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where is americium 241 used
smoke alarms
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what are properties of alpha particles
not very penetrating- can be stopped by a few cm3 of air or sheet of paper positively charged - consists of 2 protons and 2 neutrons damages cells - cause cancer mass 4