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Democritus
Greek Philosopher 460-370 BC
Proposed the existence of atoms
He said that atoms were small particles that varied in shape and size
John Dalton
PROPOSED ATOMIC THEORY 1808
+ atoms were a tiny hard sphere
Joseph John Thomson
1868 - made observations with cathode ray tube. identified the electron. said that the nucleus has electrons embedded in it to give charge. cookie dough model.
Ernest Rutherford
1911 - gold foil experiment. deferred that atoms made of mostly empty space. positively charged nucleus electrons surrounded nucleus. said that nucleus held majority of mass.
Niels Bohr
1885-1962 - said that the electons moved around the nucleus in fixed orbits with a fixed amount of energy.
Erwin Schrodinger
1926 - developed a mathematical description of electrons (Quantum Mechanical Model || Electron Model) cloud used to represent probability of electron placement
James Chadwick
1932 - discovered the neutron
ATOMIC THEORY
proposed by whom?
who gathered evidence for it?
what year did he publish it?
ppd by greeks in 400 BC
John Dalton collected evidence
published it in 1808
ATOMIC THEORY
pts one through three
1. all elements are composed of extremely small particles (atoms)
2. all atoms of a given element are identical.
3. atoms of different elements have different properties
ATOMIC THEORY
pts 4 through six
4. atoms are only rearranged in chemical reactions, not changed
5. compounds are formed when atoms of one or more elements combine
6. a compound is defined by the number type and proportion of the constituent atoms