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Who
developed the idea of atomic
nature
John Dalton
Atoms have
negative
and
poitive
parts
J.J Thomson
J.J Thomason
discovered
what negatiely charged particle
electrons
revived the atomic
theory
John Dalton
model of atom has been called "
billiard ball
" model
John Dalton
Law of Constant Composition in his theory
John Dalton
All
matter consists
of
tiny particles and atoms are indestructible and unchangable
John Dalton
the atom is a
positively
charged
spherical bodyin
which
tiny negatively charged electrons
are
embedded.
J.J Thomson
Blueberry muffin model
J.J Thomson
Concluded that the positive charge in an atom is concentrated in a very small volume of the atom
Ernest Rutherford
atoms were made up of mostly empty space.
Ernest Rutherford
gold foil theory
Ernest Rutherford
atom is equal number of negatively charged electrons and
positively charged protons.
Ernest Rutherford
Most of the
mass
of the atom and all of its
positive charge
is contained in a
tiny core region
called the
nucleus.
Ernest Rutherford
Electrons
circle the
nucleus
along
defined
paths called orbits
Ernest Rutherford
Light
can be
decribed as a wave
Christian Huggens
Light consisted of tiny particles
Christian Huggens
Described light as electromagnetic wave
James Maxwell
Continuous range of electromagnetic radiation exists
James Maxwell
Each wavelength of radiation is characterized by its own frequency & wavelength.
James Maxwell
Discovered the photoelectric effect by accident
Heinrich
The energy associated with emitted electrons is not related to the
intensity of the light, but instead is a function of the frequency of
coloured light.
Heinrich Hertz
Discovered that
blackbodies
would radiate different colours of light depending on their temperature and helped to invent the electroscope
Gustav Kirchhoff
minimum energy packet is called
a
quantum
Max
Planck
stated that energies of atoms in a heated solid were not continuous, but rather multiples of a smaller amount of energy
Max Planck
Light energy consists
of
pulsating bursts
of
energy called quanta
or
photons
Albert Einstein
Used the concept of light consisting of quanta of energy to explain the photoelectric effect
Albert Einstein
Hypothesized that electrons behaved as standing waves around the necleus of an atom
Louis de broglie
Because of their constant motion and electrostatic repulsion electrons do not move in simple
,
defined orbits as Bohr suggested
Louis de broglie
you could measure the position ot an electron (or other particle) OR you could
measure its momentum
Werner Heisenberg
Stated that there are
limits
to our ability to know both the location and the speed of electrons
Werner Heisenberg
wave-mechanical
equation because it treats the electron as both a
wave and a particle.
Erwin Schrodinger
electrons contined in their orbits would set up standing
waves and you could describe only the probability of where an electron could be.
Erwin Schrodinger
concluded that electron behaviour cannot be exactly described, but only discussed as a wave mechanical question
Erwin Schrodinger
concluded that electrons travel in circular orbits in the atom with quantized energy
niels bohr
electrons
are found orbiting the nucleus in fixed, discrete (energy) levels
niels bohr
each quantum
level
is further from the nucleus and
greater
energy
level
niels bohr
discovered the neutron
james chadwick
Different number of neutrons are called isotopes
James Chadwick
Studied matter in cathode ray rubes
Chadwick and Thomson
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