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Philosophy
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way of thinking, no experiments
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Democritus
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Matter is made of atoms, small spheres, just thought about it
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Aristotle
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Matter was continuous and made of ether, overshadowed Democritus' ideas
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Antoine Lavoisier
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performed experiments involving chemical reactions, starting mass is same as ending mass
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Law of Conservation of Matter
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Matter cannot be created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction
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Joseph Proust
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preformed experiments involving chemical reactions, amount of starting material always reacted in the same ratios
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Law of Definite Proportions
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elements that comprise a compound are always in a certain proportion
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John Dalton
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English school teacher, proposed the first true atomic theory
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Dalton's Atomic Theory
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Matter is composed of atoms, Atoms are indivisible and indestructible, Atoms of the same element are the same, Atoms of different elements are different, Atoms combine in whole number ratios, In chemical reaction atoms are rearranged, combined, or seperated. Not fully correct, does not explain everything.
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Eugene Goldstein
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Observed anode rays, Atoms have posetively charged particles called protons
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J.J. Thomson
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atoms contain electrons, used cathode ray tube, beam of light, magnet, plum pudding model
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Robert Milikan
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discovered charge and mass of electron
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James Chadwick
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discovered neutron, different masses of same element, mass was due to new particle (neutron)
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Ernest Rutherford
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experiments that showed most of atom is empty space, most of mass is located in the center, nucleus
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Rutherford's experiment
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shot particles at sheet of gold foil, some particles deflected, some straight through, atom is mostly empty space
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