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1 A look at the atom, close up!

2 Development of modern atomic theory

3 Dalton’s Atom Dalton’s Model says that: All matter is made of individual particles called atoms Atoms are solid spheres

4 Electrons Protons Thompson’s Atom Thompson’s Model says that: Atoms have positive parts called protons and negative parts called electrons The electrons and protons are evenly spread throughout the atom

5 Electrons Protons Rutherford’s Atom -1899 Rutherford’s Model says that: The protons and neutrons are tightly packed in the center of an atom Nucleus

6 Electrons Protons Bohr’s Atom Nucleus Bohr’s Model says that: Electrons are arranged in different rings around the nucleus

7 Electrons Protons Modern Atomic Theory Nucleus Modern atomic theory says that: We cannot predict where the electron will be next Electrons move throughout the shells as ‘clouds of electrons’

8 Atomic Number How is the atomic number found? What is the atomic number of this atom? Do all Carbon atoms have the same atomic number?

9 Atomic Mass How is atomic mass found? What is the atomic mass of this atom? Atomic mass = Atomic Weight

10 Isotopes 4 Protons 4 Neutrons 10 Protons 11 Neutrons 10 Protons 10 Neutrons 6 Protons 4 Neutrons Are these atoms the same element? Are they isotopes? Are these atoms the same element? Are they isotopes?

11 Quiz Tomorrow Organizational levels Modeling atoms (the outside stuff & caps) Subatomic particles Atomic mass Atomic number Isotopes FUN!!!

12 Universe Galaxy Solar System Planet Population Organism Organs Tissues Cells Macromolecules Molecules Atoms Protons, Neutrons, Electrons Organizational Levels Big Small


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