Chemistry- Unit 5: Atomic Theory

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Democritus

Matter is made up of indestructable, indivisible, solid particles

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John Dalton

1) Matter is composed of atoms: indivisible, indestructable, solid spheres
2) Atoms of same element: identical properties
Atoms of different element: different properties
3) Atoms can't be created, destroyed, or changed
4) Chemical rxn is rearrangement of atoms

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Law of Multiple Proportions

2 elements form 1+ compound, ratio of masses will be small whole numbers

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Tomson and Crookes

Discovered the electron
- Crooke's Tube
- Plum Pudding Model: atom is fully positive with negative embedded in it

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Rutherford

Most particles went through gold foil BUT SOME BOUNCED BACK - when (+) alpha particles collided with + nucleas

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# of electrons (in a neutral atom) =

# of protons

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# of electrons (in a positve ion)

# of protons - charge #

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# of electrons (in a negative ion)

# of protons + charge #

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# of protons =

atomic #

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# of neutrons =

mass # - atomic #

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atomic mass =

(isotope mass x %) + (isotope mass x %) ...

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to find frequency or wavelength

C= λv

<p>C= λv</p>
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to find energy or frequency (plancks hypothesis)

E = hv

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Bohr atomic model

• Electrons orbit only at certain allowed orbits or specific energy level

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How is bright-light spectrum formed?

1) ground state: lowest possible energy level
2) atom absorbs NRG (light, electricity, heat, collisions..)
3) excied state: electron moves to higher energy state
4) electron falls back to ground state and releases NRG as photons of light

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photon/nucleon

a particle of light