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used CRT - e/m of electron


Studied canal rays


Plum pudding model/ Raisin bread model

JJ Thompson

Oil drop experiment

Robert Millikan

Penetrating rays from CRT that were not reflected by magnetic field = X-ray

Wilhelm Roentgen

Chemicsls spontaneously decompose & give off penetrating rays

Henri Becquerel

Studied Cl, Th


Radioactivity


Po, Ra

Marie Curie

Alpha scattering expt


"Nuclear Atom Model"

Ernest Rutherford

Planetary model

Niels Bohr

Discovered neutron

James Chadwick

Same # n

Isotones

Diff. elements, same mass

Isobars

Atoms of the same element, diff # neutrons

Isotopes

Impossible to determine

Heisenberg uncertainty principle

Quantum theories

2 electrons same 4 quantum

Pauli exclusion principle

Quantum theories

"Fill-up"

Aufbau principle

Quantum theories

Parallel spins

Hund's rule

Quantum theories

Mass before = mass after

Law of conservation of mass/matter

Chemical compound always has the same composition (%w/w)

Law of definite composition aka Proust law

If 2 elements form >1 compound

Law of multiple proportion

Hydrogen

1

Li

7

C

12

N

14

O

16

Na

23

Mg

24

Al

27

P

31

Cl

35

K

39

Ca

40

Cr

52

Mn

55

Fe

56

Cu

64

Zn

65

Ag

108

Cd

112

I

127

Ba

137

1st extensive list of elementsM vs NM

Antoine Lavoisler

"Law of triads"

Johann Dobereiner

"FATHER OF PERIODIC TABLE"


periodic law - Atomic wt.

Dmitri Mendeleev

Periodic law - Atomic no.

Henry Moseley

Discovered transuranic elements


Lanthanides then actinides (below)

Glenn seaborg

1/2 distance

Atomic radius

energy needed to REMOVE AN ELECTRON

Ionization energy

ability of a neutral atom to GAIN ELECTRON

Electron affinity

ability to ATTRACT ELECTRON (covalent bond)

Electronegativity