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