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Which experiment involved this equipment, leading to the discovery of the electron by J. J. Thomson?
Which experiment involved this equipment, leading to the discovery of the electron by J. J. Thomson?
Cathode Ray Tube Experiment
Thomson noticed that the beam of what looked like "light" bent toward the positive plate. This caused him to deduce that the beam is made of ______ charged _______.
Thomson noticed that the beam of what looked like "light" bent toward the positive plate. This caused him to deduce that the beam is made of ______ charged _______.
negatively
particles
This experiment led to the discovery of _____. This led Thomson to create his ____ ____ model of the atom
This experiment led to the discovery of _____. This led Thomson to create his ____ ____ model of the atom
electrons
Plum Pudding
Millikan used this experiment to determine how much charge was on an electron. This experiment is called....
Millikan used this experiment to determine how much charge was on an electron. This experiment is called....
the Oil Drop Experiment
What was discovered with this experiment that involved oil being sprayed onto the upper plate?
What was discovered with this experiment that involved oil being sprayed onto the upper plate?
the amount of negative charge on an electron
Gravity pulls objects downward. By altering the amount of electricity on the plates, Millikan was able to ___ an oil drop. The bottom plate ____ the drop while the top plate ____ the oil drop.
Gravity pulls objects downward. By altering the amount of electricity on the plates, Millikan was able to ___ an oil drop. The bottom plate ____ the drop while the top plate ____ the oil drop.
levitate
repelled
attracted
What experiment is this?
What experiment is this?
Gold Foil Experiment
Rutherford wondered why there were some alpha (positive) particles bounced back or were deflected sideways. He concluded that....
Rutherford wondered why there were some alpha (positive) particles bounced back or were deflected sideways. He concluded that....
the atom has hard centers that he would call nuclei
Not only did Rutherford propose that the atoms had hard centers, he deduced that the atom is mostly ____ ____, in which the electrons spin.
Not only did Rutherford propose that the atoms had hard centers, he deduced that the atom is mostly ____ ____, in which the electrons spin.
empty space
As a result of this experiment, Rutherfords model of the atom takes the electrons out of the nucleus and has them orbiting the nucleus much like.....
As a result of this experiment, Rutherfords model of the atom takes the electrons out of the nucleus and has them orbiting the nucleus much like.....
the planets circling the sun
Bohr did experiments whereby he energized elements with electricity or fire and made colors. His experiments were called....
spectroscopy
Bohr reasoned that the electrons absorb energy and move to new orbits and when they fall, they emit light that indicates how far they fell. This led him to deduce that electrons are in ____ ____
energy levels
Bohr's model of the atom is different from Rutherford's model in that he proposed that there are distinct ___ ___ in which the electrons reside, not random orbiting.
energy levels
Atom model of electrically neutral isotope: Protons =  + & . neutrons not shown.  Electrons not shown. Mass is given.
Number of protons =	_____
Number of electrons =	_____
Number of neutrons =	_____
Atomic number = 	_____
Mass number=   135
This I...
Atom model of electrically neutral isotope: Protons = + & . neutrons not shown. Electrons not shown. Mass is given.
Number of protons = _____
Number of electrons = _____
Number of neutrons = _____
Atomic number = _____
Mass number= 135
This Isotope is ______
55p
55e
80n
55 (A#)
Cs-135
Nucleus model of an electrically charged isotope: Protons =  +  & neutrons = O sign. 
Number of protons =	_____
Number of electrons   = 12
Number of neutrons =	_____
Atomic number = 	_____
Mass number =	_____
This isotope  is ______
What charge do...
Nucleus model of an electrically charged isotope: Protons = + & neutrons = O sign.
Number of protons = _____
Number of electrons = 12
Number of neutrons = _____
Atomic number = _____
Mass number = _____
This isotope is ______
What charge does this isotope have? ________
14p
16n
14 (A#)
Si-30
+2 charge
Nucleus model of electrically charged isotope:Protons =  + & neutrons + O sign. 
Number of protons =	_____
Number of electron =	18
Number of neutrons =	_____
Atomic number =	_____
Mass number = 	_____
The isotope is _____
What charge does this ato...
Nucleus model of electrically charged isotope:Protons = + & neutrons + O sign.
Number of protons = _____
Number of electron = 18
Number of neutrons = _____
Atomic number = _____
Mass number = _____
The isotope is _____
What charge does this atom have? ______
19p
22n
19 (A#)
K-41
+1 charge
Here is a square from the Periodic Table. 
Number of protons = _____
Average atomic mass number = ____
Number of electrons = _____
Atomic number = _____
Number of neutrons =  _____
Here is a square from the Periodic Table.
Number of protons = _____
Average atomic mass number = ____
Number of electrons = _____
Atomic number = _____
Number of neutrons = _____
protons = 29
mass number = 64
electrons = 29
Atomic number = 29
neutrons = 35
Number of protons = _____
Average atomic mass number = ____
Number of electrons = _____
Atomic number = _____
Number of neutrons = _____
Number of protons = _____
Average atomic mass number = ____
Number of electrons = _____
Atomic number = _____
Number of neutrons = _____
protons = 42
mass # = 96
electrons = 42
atomic # = 42
neutrons = 54
Number of protons = ___
Average atomic mass number = ___
Number of electrons = ____
Atomic number = ____
Number of neutrons = ____
Number of protons = ___
Average atomic mass number = ___
Number of electrons = ____
Atomic number = ____
Number of neutrons = ____
protons = 25
mass number = 55
electrons =25
Atomic number = 25
neutrons = 30
# of protons & neutrons together  = ___
# particles, zero charge = __
# nucleons = ___
# particles, + charge  = ____
# particles, (-) charge ____
# of protons & neutrons together = ___
# particles, zero charge = __
# nucleons = ___
# particles, + charge = ____
# particles, (-) charge ____
# p & n = 64
# particles zero charge = 35
# nucleons = 64
# postives = 29
# negatives = 29
#protons & neutrons together in nucleus  = _____
# particles,zero charge  = __
# nucleons =  ____
# particles, pos. chrge = ___
# particles, neg. chrge = ___
#protons & neutrons together in nucleus = _____
# particles,zero charge = __
# nucleons = ____
# particles, pos. chrge = ___
# particles, neg. chrge = ___
# p & n nucleus = 96
# particles, zero chrg = 54
# nucleons = 96
# positive charge = 42
# negative charge =42
# of protons & neutrons in nucleus =  _____
# of particles, zero charge = ___
# of nucleons = ____
# of particles, positive charge =  ___
# of particles, negative charge = ___
# of protons & neutrons in nucleus = _____
# of particles, zero charge = ___
# of nucleons = ____
# of particles, positive charge = ___
# of particles, negative charge = ___
# p & n in nucleus = 55
# particles, zero chrg = 30
# nucleons = 55
# positive charges = 25
# negative charges = 25