The Parts of an Atom. J.J. Thomson He experimented with cathode ray tubes.
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The Parts of an Atom
J.J. Thomson
•He experimented with cathode ray tubes
•He passed electricity through the tube and discovered the first subatomic particle – the electron
•He developed the plum pudding model of an atom
Plum Pudding Model
Robert Millikan
•He determined that the electron has a negative charge
•He determined the mass of the electron
Ernest Rutherford
•He proved the plum pudding model was incorrect with the gold foil experiment
Gold Foil Experiment
positive alpha
particles
•He discovered the nucleus of the atom!
•The nucleus is the dense, positively charged center of the atom
•He came up with the Nuclear Atomic Model
NucleusElectron
Nuclear Atomic Model
•Years later, Rutherford discovered the proton
•proton = a positively charged particle inside the nucleus
+nucleus
proton
James Chadwick
•worked with Rutherford
•discovered the neutron – a particle in the nucleus with the SAME MASS as a proton, but with NO charge (it’s neutral)!
Modern Atomic Structure
•spherically shaped
•most of atom’s mass is in the nucleus (99.7%)
•nucleus surrounded by negative electrons
•Atoms have no charge (they are electrically neutral) because the number of protons is equal to the number of electrons
3 protons (+)
3 electrons (-)
++ +
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particle symbol location charge mass (g)relative
mass
electron e –
in space aroundnucleus
– 9.11 x 10 – 28 _1__1840
proton p+ insidenucleus + 1.673 x 10 –
241
neutron n0 inside
nucleus
nocharg
e
1.673 x 10 –
241
*Electron has the least mass
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