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10. Define Atom, Element, Molecule,


Compound, Mixture

Atom is the smallest particle of an element




Molecule is created when two or more atoms combine.




Element is a pure substance with the


smallest particle an atom.





Compound is a pure substance with the smallest particle a molecule.




Mixture - Two or more elements or compounds mixed together but do not chemically combine.

11. Write the chemical formula for a compound formed when 2 atoms of hydrogen combine with 1 atom of oxygen

12. How are atoms and molecules related?


Molecules are made of two atoms or more


atoms bonded together.

13. What is the difference between an element and a compound?

The smallest particle in an element is an atom. The smallest particle in a compound is an element.
14. What is the difference between a compound and a mixture?


Compound - Pure substance where every particle that makes up the substance is the same (chemically combined).




Mixture - Substance with two or more different types of particles (not chemically combined).


15. Describe the three combinations that


elements and compounds can combine to form a mixture

Mixture of Elements




Mixture of Compounds




Mixture of Elements and Compounds

16. How did the model of the atom develop?

Over 2,000 years ago, a Greek philosopher described small particles called atoms. Over time, scientists discovered the different parts of the atom - protons, neutrons, electrons and the central nucleus. Today we know that electrons orbit the nucleus but don't know the speed or location. The model is called the Quantum model.

17. For the scientists describe their contribution relating to atomic theory.


Democritus - Proposed that everything was made of tiny particles called atoms.




Aristotle - matter is made of fire, earth, wind and water.




Dalton - proposed atomic theory. Elements can neither be created nor destroyed, compounds are combinations of various elements.



Thompson - discovered the electron.




Rutherford - discovered the nucleus with the gold foil experiment.




Bohr - planetary model of atom. Electrons orbit the nucleus and fixed energy levels




Heisenberg - uncertainty principle. It is impossible to determine both speed and location of electrons as they move around in an atom.