Chapter 3: The History of the Atom and Periodic Table

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increasing atomic number
Periodic table in ordered by_____
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groups
Vertical columns called_____
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amount of electrons in an elements outer shell
Groups are determined by________
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rows
Horizontal columns called_____
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Dmitri mendeleev
___left gaps in the periodic table for undiscovered elements
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John dalton
_______described atoms as tiny, solid spheres
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J.J. Thompson
________created the plum pudding model
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weren’t solid spheres
The plum pudding model concluded atoms_______
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atom must contain even smaller, negatively charged particles
Plum pudding model showed an_______with electrons stuck in it
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ernest rutherford
______fired charged alpha particles at a thing sheet of gold foil
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Nuclear model
________tiny, positively charged nucleus at the centre, where most of the mass is concentrated. A ‘cloud’ of negative electrons surrounds this nucleus-so most of the atom is empty space
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existence of the proton
_______was proved by james chadwick
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electronic structure goes
_______ in the structure 2.8.8.18.18.32.32
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a full outer shell
atoms better when they have_______
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mass number
is the total amount of neutrons and protons
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atomic number
_______is the amount of protons
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electrons
protons are the same amount as____
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neutral
atom are naturally____
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amount of shells
Rows are determined by___