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Atoms

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ATOMIC THEORY

SCIENTISTS CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR KNOWLEDGE OF ATOMS
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DEMOCRITUS

450 BC
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ATOMOS

  • All mater is made of small, invisible particle
  • These small, invisible particles were called atoms
  • Didn't perform any specific experiments
  • His theory was kept alive by Lucretius
  • Named the atom after Greek word Atomos

ARISTOTLE

370 BC
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EARTH WIND FIRE WATER ELEMENTS

  • All substances are compounds of four elements
  • Four elements are earth, wind, fire, and water
  • Suggested around 450 BC by ancient Greeks
  • This theory is now known to be incorrect

DALTON

1803
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BILLIARD BALL MODEL

  • Solid invisible sphere with no moving parts
  • Model for composition of matter
  • Matter is built from small, indestructible particles
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THOMSON

1896
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PLUM PUDDING MODEL

  • Idea formed from the cathode ray experiment
  • Law of conversation of mass
  • Discovered existence of electrons
  • Electrons were the negatively charged particles
  • The area surrounding it was positively charged
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RUTHEFORD

1909
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POSITIVELY CHARGED NUCLEUS MOLECULE

  • Brought up in reaction to the Gold Foil experiment
  • Positive charge in an atom focused in the nucleus
  • Nucleus surrounded by negatively charged ions
  • Mass of an atom concentrated mainly in the nucleus
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MASS/CHARGE OF ELECTRONS

  • Oil Drop experiment
  • Determines size and charge of electrons
  • Very similar to Thomson's experiment
  • Extremely small mass
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CHADWICK

1932
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PROTON NEUTRON MODEL

  • Student of Rutherford's
  • Discovered the neutron
  • Atom consists of protons, neutrons, and electron
  • Neutrons have no charge
  • Protons and neutrons are in the nucleus