History of Atomic Model Democritus: atoms – tiny particles of matter Socrates, Plato, and...

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History of Atomic Model Democritus: atoms – tiny particles of matter Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle: earth, wind, fire and water John Dalton: Atomic Theory Berzelius: name and symbol

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Page 1: History of Atomic Model Democritus: atoms – tiny particles of matter Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle: earth, wind, fire and water John Dalton: Atomic Theory.

History of Atomic Model Democritus: atoms – tiny particles of

matter Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle: earth, wind, fire and water

John Dalton: Atomic Theory Berzelius: name and symbol

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J.J. Thomson: electron (Cathode Rays), small, e-, move rapidly.

Rutherford: nucleus (Gold Foil), solid, +, small

Neils Bohr: Solar system model, e-: planets, nucleus: sun,

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Moseley: p+, large, +, held in nucleus

C. Chadwick: n0, large, neutral, mass of a neutron is 1.675 x 10-27 kg

Joliet: 1st synthetic element (Tc – 99)

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Modern chart IUPAC: Regulates the Periodic chart

changes

Robert Millikan: mass of an electron is 9.109 x 10 –31 kg (oil-drop experiment)

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Experiments Cathode Ray

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Experiment Gold Foil

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PARTS OF THE ATOM NUCLEUS

PROTON(S) + CHARGE, 1 amu,

NEUTRON(S) 0 CHARGE, 1 amu ENERGY LEVELS

ELECTRON(S) - CHARGE, 0 amu

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Parts of the atom Nucleus

Protons &neutrons Energy levels

Electrons

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Atomic Symbol Atomic symbol

15 protons + neutrons

N Symbol 7 protons (also #of electrons) Atomic Diagram

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ATOMIC DIAGRAM BASIC DIAGRAM OF LOCATION OF PARTICLES

Nucleus

p

n

Energy levels

e

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Atomic Diagram Atomic Diagram

p + 7

n0 8 p + 7 e- 7 2e- 5e-

n0 8

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Isotopes Differ in the # of neutrons

Hydrogen1

protium (most common, natural)

p+ 1

e- 1

n0 0

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Hydrogen 2

deuterium (naturally occurring)

p+ 1

e- 1

n0 1

Hydrogen-2

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Hydrogen - 3 Hydrogen 3

tritium (man-made 1930’s)

p+ 1

e- 1

n0 2

Uses in heavy water

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Terms Avogadro: molecular volume theory (mol)

Avogadro’s # 6.022x10²³ Atomic # number of protons Atomic Mass protons + neutrons Molar Mass mass of 1.00 moles of an

element in grams

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Mole Math Equivalent statements

1.00mole = one Molar Mass

1.00mole = 6.022x10²³

1.00 mole = 22.4 Liters of a gas at STP

Therefore they equal each other.

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Math set - up How many grams in 2.35 moles of zinc?

molar mass

2.35 mol Zn 65g

÷ 1.00 mol ×

= 152.75 sig fig = 153g of Zn