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Proton’s relative charge, relative mass, location in atom
1+, 1 amu, inside the nucleus
Neutron’s relative charge, relative mass, and location in atom
0, 1 amu, inside the nucleus
Electron’s relative charge, relative mass, location in atom
1-, 0 amu, outside the nucleus
“Matter is composed of _____________.“
“Matter is composed of tiny particles.”
LEUCIPPOS AND DEMOCRITUS
Greek philosopher and his student (respectively)
What did Leucippos and Democritus say
if a sample of solid matter (ex. gold) was cut into smaller and smaller pieces, it would eventually become a particle too small to cut
What did Democritus call the smallest particles of matter
“atomos” (greek for “uncuttable”)
What idea replaced Leucippo’s and Democritus’ idea and what was it
“All types of matter are made up of the 4 basic elements.” by Aristotle
Was Aristotle’s idea right or wrong
wrong because he believed all matter was made up of different proportions of the 4 elements
Who is Robert Boyle
He was the first real scientist who’s ideas replace Aristotle’s
What did Robert Boyle do
insisted on experimentation and was the first person to perform and publish the results of true quantitative experiments
Why were Boyle’s experiments important
they convinced him that Aristotle’s 4-element ideas were wrong, Provided an experimental definition for an element as being an “unmingled body”
what book did Boyle publish and what did it include
Published the book “Sceptical Chymist” in 1661, in which he outlined the scientific method
Who is John Dalton
english school teacher who Published the book “A New System of Chemical Philosophy” in which he presented his atomic theory
he also used laws regarding compound composition and chemical reactions to propose a theory about matter that had already been proposed by Leucippos and Democritus
what are the 4 main points of Daltons atomic theory
All matter is composed of super small particles (“atoms”), which can’t be broken into smaller pieces, created, or destroyed
Atoms can be broken down into subatomic particles and can be created/destroyed in nuclear reactions
Atoms of any given element are all identical to each other and diff from the atoms of other elements
Atoms of the same element are not all identical (Isotopes exist with different masses)❌
Atoms of different elements are different ✅
Atoms of diff elements combine in specific ratios to form compounds
In a chemical reaction, atoms are separated, rearranged, and recombined to form new compounds
who was William Crookes
conducted an experiment with a cathode to con