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Direct evidence
Evidence you get by seeing or touching an object
Indirect Evidence
Surcomstancial evidence. Infer. Evidence you get by not seeing or touching the object
Democritis
discovered that atom is smallest piece of matter
Protons
Positively charged atoms/ in nucleus
Neutrons
Neutral Atoms/ in nucleus
Electrons
negatively charged atoms/ orbiting nucleus
Greek Model
Democritis discovered that keep breaking down matter to get smallest piece (atoms)
Rutherford
Gold foil/ shot alpha particles threw gold foil most went threw.
-atom empty space -positivly charged nucleus - electrons scattered around edge
Thompson
Plum pudding- positively charged particles scattered throughout negatively charged electrons
Dalton
atoms of same element are the same- vise versa- compounds from by 2 atoms or more joined = H2O
Bohr
Electrons orbit nucleus in definite orbits (energy levels) and energy levels located certain differences from the nucleus
Atomic Number
Number of protons or electrons in an atom
Isotopes
Atoms of the same element but differ by their mass number
Mass number
Number of protons and neutrons in an atom
Atomic Mass
the average of the mass number of and elements different isotopes
Quarks
Things protons and neutrons are made of
Strong Force
it holds the nucleus together
Weak Force
in radioactive decay makes the neutrons change into a proton or electron
Electromagnetic Force
It attracts the positive and negative particles
Gravity
Attracts all objects in nature
Atomos
Indivisible start of word atom
Wave Model/Modern Atomic Model
Impossible to determine exact location of an electron