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History of the atom

John Dalton - Solid Spheres


J.J.Thompson - Plum Pudding


Rutherford - Gold Foil


Bhor - Current Model

Particles

Protons - Mass(1) Charge(+1)


Neutron - Mass(1) Charge(0)


Electron - Mass(0.0005) Charge(-1)

Ions

Positive - Lost Electrons


Negative - Gained Electrons

Isotopes

Isotopes have extra neutrons.

Periodic Table

Groups - Vertical - Number of outer electrons


Periods - Horizontal - Number of total shells

Shells (Energy Levels)

1st shell - 2 electrons


2nd shell - 8 electrons


3rd shell - 8 electrons


4th shell - 18 electrons

Ionic Bonding

Group One - lost one electron


Group Two - lost two electrons


Group Six - Gained two electrons


Group Seven - Gained one electron

Ionic Bonding (2)

Group one and two - reactivity increases as you go down the periodic table.


Group six and seven - reactivity decreases as you go down the periodic table.

Halogens

Group 0/8 - Halogens are inert.

Ionic Compounds

High melting/boiling point.


Not Conductors.


Easily Soluable.


Carries current when saturated.