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Chapter 3 Atomic Structure
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DEMOCRITUS Greek philosopher 470-380 BC Deduced the ‘atom’ –Greek for Everything in universe is made of
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Lavoisier Concluded a chemical reaction
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Proust Law of A given compound always has the same ratios of elements
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Dalton Atomic theory of matter
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Dalton’s Postulates Each element is All atoms of a given element are
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Dalton’s Postulates Atoms are A given compound always
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How did he know? Indirect evidence Observations on how things reacted
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Scanning Tunneling Microscope Atoms in SiliconSilicon
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Structure Michael Faraday Proved atoms contained
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Ben Franklin Studied static electricity Flew a kite in a thunderstorm Don’t do this at home Concluded 2 charges
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Charges Positive (+) Negative (-) Like charges Opposite charges Built up When the electrons jump to a door or person…
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Cathode Rays TV Electrons moving through a glass tube with little pressure inside. J.J. Thompson
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Atomic Structure Review Proton – Neutron – Electron –
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The Modern Day Atom Nucleus: – – Orbiting Nucleus: –
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Atomic Numbers (Z) Equal to NEVER CHANGES
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Mass Number (A) Sum of
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Isotopes of the Elements Same Different number of
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Isotopes Defined: – Will have different mass C-12 C-13
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Average Atomic Mass Ave Mass = No Only
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Practice What is the average atomic mass of the following element. Isotope/mass Abundance Q-54 43% Q-55 29% Q-53 17% Q-56 11%
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Ions of the Elements Same number of Has lost or gained –Contains
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Practice How many electrons in
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