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400 BC atomic theory

Elements: earth, fire, water, wind

Law of definite proportions

Compounds have set ratios by mass for the elements in them


Ex. NaCl has 39.34% Na

Law of conservation of mass

Mass reactants=mass products


All matter stays in universe none is created or destroyed

Law of multiple proportions

Atoms combine in whole number ratios

Daltons atomic theory

1. Atoms cannot be destroyed or created.


2. Atoms of the same element are the same.


3. Atoms of different elements are different.


4. Atoms combine in whole number ratios.


5. In reactions, atoms combine, seperate, and rearrange.

JJ thomson

Cathode ray


Negative particles


Randomly spaced


Plumb pudding model


Electrons

Rutherford

Gold foil


Atoms empty space


Small dense nucleus


Protons +


Neutrons -

Bohr planetary model

Electrons orbit nucleus

Cloud model or quantum mechanics

Probability of where electrons most likely are