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Greek Model


(Democritus)

- 2000 years ago


- atoms are small, hard, and indivisible objects

Dalton's Model

- 1803


- atoms are unique to an element but still indivisible

Thomson's Model

- 1897


- the electrons, a subatomic particle exists

Rutherford's Model

- 1911


- an atom is mostly empty space with dense nucleus

Bohr Model

- 1913


- electrons travel in specific energy levels

The Modern Theory

- electrons travel in a general area

Name All seven of The Energy Levels

- K


- L


- M


- N


- O


- P


- Q

Valence Electrons

the electrons in the outer most energy level

Isotope

an atom with a change in the number of Neutrons

Their are two types of Isotopes:


Name them

Stable also most


Unstable also is Radioactive and very few

Four Forces in an Atom that repels an Atom together: name them

1. Electromagnetic Force


2. Strong Force


3. Weak Force


4. Gravitational Force

Electromagnetic Force

Protons + Electrons = Attract


Protons + Protons = Repel


Electrons + Electrons = Repel

Strong Force

overcomes the repelling in the Electromagnetic Force

Weak Force

allows the atom to fall apart; usually unstable nucleus = radioactive = gives off radiation

Gravitational Force

very small and doesn't really have a pull on any of importance

Protons weight around to what?

1 amu

Newborns weight around to what?

1 amu

Electrons weight around to what?

0 amu

Mass Number

Protons and Neutrons added up