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Aristotle
Believed all matter was made of 4 elements, proven wrong.
Democritus
Proposed that matter was made of invisible particles (atoms)
Dalton
Proposed the first modern atomic theory although corrected and modified over time.
Thomson
Discovered the electron; created the “plum pudding” model where electrons are inside a positive sphere.
Rutherford
Discovered the nucleus; an atom is mostly empty space (father of nuclear physics)
Bohr
Proposed the solar system model, electrons orbitted the nucleus in fixed paths. (Proven false and model only for hydrogen)
Quantum mechanical model (wave model)
Describes electrons as waves occupying regions of space (orbitals) or electron clouds.
Aufbau principle
Fill lowest energy levels first.
Hund’s rule
Spread out electrons in orbitals before pairing up. (1/orbital)
Pauli exclusion principle
Two electrons in the same orbital must have opposite spins (In orbital notation: ↑↓)
Isotope
Elements with same protons but different neutrons.
n=3
Infrared
n=2
Visible
n=1
Ultraviolet
h
Plank’s constant: 6.626x10^-34
c
Speed of light constant: 3.00×10^8
Chadwick
Founded the neutron
Energy equation
E=hv
Frequency equation
v=\frac{c}{\lambda}
Speed of light
c=\lambda v
Absorption
Electron absorbs energy and moves to higher energy (n=1>n=3, UV light absorbed)
Emission
Electrons release energy and moves to lower energy (n=3>n=2, visible light is emitted)
Energy in ROYGBIV
Increases R>V
Decreases V>R
Wavelength and frequency
Inversely related
Energy and wavelength
Inversely related
Energy and frequency
Directly related
Exceptions to electron distribution
Copper (Cu) and Chromium (Cr)