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    Atomic Theory

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    who proposed the model of the atom known as the plum pudding model which provided the first suggestion an atom is made up of even smaller particles. This model shows that atoms are made from a positively charged substance with negatively charged electrons all throughout, representing raisins in plum pudding. Not long after the plum pudding model, Thomson started to study the passage of an electric current through a gas. This is where the cathode ray experiment comes into play and greatly…

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    orbitals transition metals can form 18e complexes by utilizing all of their valance orbitals to create molecular orbitals whereas the compounds of main group elements obey the octet rule and therefore are 8e compounds. The exception to 8 valance electrons is observed in case of the compounds in which the nd orbital energy of the far-right main group element decreases as a result of which the nuclear charge increases to such a level that these orbitals are utilize to form bonds and the compounds…

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    Flame Test Lab Results

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    in a solution of metals. These electrons get heated at the same temperature, however the energy that is needed to excite each electron in the different metals is not the same. This means that the energy levels that change are now unstable and need to cool down, and as soon as they are moved into the heat source through kinetic energy, a photon of light energy is created and this excites all electrons. The flames change colors based on the amount of excited electrons and this makes the colors…

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    How does an electric charge power a machine or make lights light up? The answer to all these questions begin with the basic building blocks of matter, the atom. Atoms are extremely tiny objects that are composed of even smaller particles: protons, electrons,…

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    The pattern of dim lines and hues made when electromagnetic vitality, for example, light, goes through a substance and energizes its molecules. The energized iotas radiate vitality as light. Since every kind of iota emits light having an extraordinary scope of hues, the emanation range can be utilized to decide the substance 's concoction organization. An outflow range is an electromagnetic radiation (EMR, for example, obvious light, a substance discharges. Each component emits a novel unique…

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    Molecules Lab Report

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    fundamental unit of a chemical compound that can take part in a chemical reaction. Molecules are three-dimensional entities and therefore should be depicted in three dimensions. My group decided on the claim that as electrons are bonded to a central atom, the greater the electron repulsion, causing an increase in the bond angles. Bond angles are the angles that are formed between two adjacent bonds on the same central atom. We analyzed the information that we discovered on the website that…

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    Lab Report Nuclear Spin

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    If a photon is emitted it is possible for an unpaired electron to leap from one energy level to the other. As we know the energy of a photon to be and the resonance condition to be , we get the equation which is the fundamental equation of electron spin resonance where we can find the microwave resonance frequency. When electromagnetic energy in the microwave range is applied, the magnetic field corresponds…

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    This experiment resulted in a groundbreaking discovery and Rutherford's Nuclear Atomic Model. In his model, most of the total mass of an atom is concentrated in the nucleus, most of the volume of an atom is empty space in which electrons are dispersed, and the number of electrons outside the nucleus was equal to the number of positively charged particles inside the nucleus. Through the gold foil experiments he was able to discover the atomic nucleus, which housed most of the atom’s mass, and…

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    Atom Dbq Essay

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    determine what element the atom is, and the number of neutrons influences the atom’s mass. There are also negatively charged particles, called electrons, to counteract the positive charge of the nucleus. These electrons fly around the atom’s empty space, which the atom is mostly made of (Doc. 2). The electrons are in groups called electron clouds, and these electron clouds help the atom bond with other atoms (Doc. 3, OI). These findings that we know today have been contributed to by many…

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    He developed the Electron Cloud Model in 1926 along with Werner Heisenberg. The Electron Cloud model is the most recent model of the atom. It is based on quantum mechanics. Quantum mechanics are the use of the quantum theory as a means to studying the structure and behavior of atoms and molecules. The…

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