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Democratis's Atomic Model/ Theories

-atom is smallest unit of a substance that cannot be split


-atoms are solid, homo, indivisible


-different groupings result in different types of matter

Dalton's Atomic Model/Theories

-all matter is composed of atoms


-atoms cannot be created, divided or destroyed


-law of conservation of mass



Thomson's Atomic Model/Theories

-cathode ray tube experiment

Rutherford's Atomic Model/Theories

-discovered dense, positively charged nucleus using gold foil experiment


-work led to discovery of 3 types of radiation, alpha (+), beta (-) and gamma

Bohr's Atomic Model/ Theories

-electrons orbit in energy levels

Chadwick's Atomic Model/ Theories

-discovered neutrons


-same mass as protons ^

Schrodinger's Wave Mechanical Model

1) Electrons (e-) are housed in orbitals


2) E- randomly jump around in their orbitals


3) Orbitals are assigned by energy levels

Energy given off in bright line spectrum= . . .

Photons of energy, dependent on energy levels

What is an isotope?

Different versions of the same element, different mass due to different # of neutrons


Example: C-12 and C-14

How do atoms become ions?

Electrons are lost or gained

What are the 2 types of atoms?

1) Cations (+) lose electrons


2) Anions (-) gain electrons

Long wavelengths have . . .

Low frequency, low energy

Short wavelengths have . . .

High frequency, high energy

What is the smallest particle of an element that maintains the properties of the element?

Atom

Which particle has a mass that is almost the same as the mass of a proton?

Neutrons

When does the number of protons = the number of electrons?

In a neutral atom

What is the mass, charge, and location of a proton?

-Mass=1 amu


-Positive


-Located in nucleus

What is the mass, charge, and location of a neutron?

-Mass= 1 amu


-Neutral


-Located in nucleus

What is the mass, charge, and location of an electron?

-Mass= 0 amu


-Negative


-Located in orbit

What is an atomic number?

The # of protons. (If the atom is neutral, #p+ is equal to #e-)

How do you write an isotopic name?

The name of the element followed by the isotope's mass #


(Ex: oxygen-16)