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Dalton's Theory
Hard sphere because atom is indivisible
Thomson's Theory
Plum pudding because the atom is neutral
Rutherford's theory
The gold foil experiment, atom has a lot of empty space, nucleus is positively charged, alpha particles pass through undettered.

Niels Bohr's theory
planetary model, sun= nucleus (protons + neutrons), planets=electrons, orbits=principal energy levels AKA electron shells,

Principal Energy Level
PEL 1 - MAX 2, PEL 2 - MAX 8, PEL 3 - MAX 18, PEL 4 - MAX 32
Subatomic particles and masses

Neutron - 0 - 1 amu


Proton - + - 1 amu


Electron - (-) - 1/1836 amu


Alpha particle - +2 - 4 amu


Beta Particle = Electron


- 1/12 the mass of 12 6 C, carbon 12 is the most common isotope of nature

Wave mechanical model - Electron cloud
where cloud is dense (thick) high probability of finding electrons

Bright Line Spectrum
The electrons are returning to its lower principal energy level or from ground state to excited back to ground
Isotopes

each of two or more forms of the same element that contain equal numbers of protons but different numbers of neutrons in their nuclei

Nuclear charge

the charge on the nucleus of the atom of an element. #protons in the nucleus plus the + sign
Diatomic & Monatomic Molecules

Diatomic - 2 of the same atoms of an element


Monatomic - 1 atom of an element

Liquids, Gases, Solids

Gases - H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2


Liquid - Br2


Solid - I2