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Thomas
1897, electron, cathone ray tube, plum pudding model
Rutherford
1919, proton, radioactivity, gold foil, magnetic field, some deflected, planetary model, nucleus, mostly empty space
Chadwick
1932, neutron,
Identity
proton
chem properties
electron
mass
neutron and proton
neutron/proton actual mass
1.67 x 10^-27
how did isotope change Dalton theory
same element can have different number of neutron
all elements are
neutral
First column
alkalai
second column
alkalaline
middle
transitory
second to last
halogens
last
noble gases
why is lead a worry in childrens toys?
it becomes sweet
how did romans use lead?
pipes, tableware, silver coins
why lead in paint
bright, covering power
lead replaced with
titanium
effects of lead
messes with transcription of proteins
what was the source of iron before the middle ages?
meteorites
Iron is found in what cell
hemoglobin
mercury =
quicksilver
cinnabar
mercury/sulfar
gold conveted?
inert, pretty
who redifined element?
robert boyle
Joseph Priestley
many things in air
filament of bulb made of
tungsten
table of elements
dmitri mendeleyev