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Cards (122)

  • Smallest particle/fundamental matter
    Atom
  • even u divide, the particle remain.
    Greek Theory
  • “a”+”temon”
    Democritus
  • Four Essences
    wet, dry, cold, hot
  • Four Substances
    Air, water, earth, fire
  • elements that are alike they react chemically the same
    Dalton Theory
  • He’s work resulted in the first periodic table of the elements.
    Dimitri Mendelee
  • Atomic no.
    Superscript
  • Atomic mass no.
    Subscript
  • He described the atom as looking something like a plum and pudding.
    Thomson (1890)
  • Plum- negative electric charge
  • Pudding- shapeless mass of uniform positive electrification
  • He discovered electron
    Thomson
  • It is called the center of the atom
    Nucleus
  • Negative charge particle of atom
    Electron
  • He disproved Thomson’s model
    Rutherford (1911)
  • Is essentially an empty space
    Atom
  • Sun is nucleus, shells are longated
    Niels Bohr
  • Details of atomic structure are more accurately described by this newer model
    Quantum Chromodynamics
  • What are the three fundamental particles?
    Electron, proton, neutron
  • Where is location of electron?
    shells
  • Location of proton
    Nucleus
  • Location of neutron
    Nucleus
  • kg mass of electron
    9.109x10^-31
  • Kg mass of proton
    1.673x10^-27
  • Kg mass of neutron
    1.675x10^-27
  • Atomic mass unit of electron
    0.000549 amu
  • Atomic mass unit of proton
    1.00728 amu
  • Atomic mass unit of neutron
    1.00867 amu
  • Electron - thomson
  • Proton - James Chadwick
  • Neutron - Ernest Rutherford
  • Nucleus - Ernest Rutherford
    • Prevents the flying off
    Centrifugal force
  • base on outermost shell
    Electron arrangement
  • Maximum electron per shell 2n^2 where n is the shell number.
  • Determine the period of periodic table of element
    Outermost shell
  • Determine valance electron
    Outermost electron
  • Periodic table of elements has 8 groups and 7 periods (rows)
  • No outer shell can contain more than 8 electron
    Octet rule