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Simple Atom model
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What happened in the alpha scattering experiment?
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John Dalton
Thought
atoms
were
tiny spheres
that could not be
divided. 1804
JJ Thomson
discovered the
electron
,
plum pudding
model.
1898
Ernest Rutherford
Discovered the
nucleus
,
gold foil experiment
,
nuclear model. 1909
Neils Bohr
Said that
electrons
are in
energy levels
, the further an electron was from the nucleus, the
higher
its
energy
-developed the
planetary
model.
1912
James Chadwick
Discovered the
neutron. 1934
Alpha scattering experiment
Alpha particles
are fired at a
thin gold foil.
Alpha particles are
He nuclei
and consists of
2 protons
and
2 neutrons.
They are
positively charged
and fired at
high speed.
Order of discovery of subatomic particles
electron-1897
proton-1922
neutron-1934
subatomic
particles
Why is the atom neutral has no overall charge?
Atom contains same number of
protons
(
+
) and
electrons
(
-
), which cancel eachother out hence it has
no overall charge.
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