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chem unit 2

TermDefinition
Joseph Proust law of definite proportions - any given compound always contains the same ratio of elements
Democritus Atomism - atoms are small indestructible spheres that make up matter
John Dalton law of multiple proportions - If two elements can form two or more different compounds, a fixed amount of the first element will combine with whole number multiples of the second element.
J.J. Thomson Cathode ray tube experiment - discovered electrons - plum pudding model
Robert Millikan Oil drop experiment - deduced charge of a single electron
Ernest Rutherford Gold foil experiment - used alpha particles to discover the nucleus
Niels Bohr quantized energy and line spectra - orbit/planetary model
Werner Heisenberg uncertainty principle - orbitals
What keeps a nucleus stable? the strong force
After what atomic number are there no stable isotopes? 83
alpha particle 4a2 or 4He2
beta particle 0B-1 or 0e-1
gamma particle 0γ0
electron capture produces x rays - electron combines with a proton to make a neutron
positron emission proton turns into neutron and electron
half-life amount of time passed for half of a large amount of a substance to decay
nuclear fission nucleus is hit by a neutron and splits - creates less energy than nuclear fusion
nuclear fusion two small nuclei fuse to form a larger one - creates more energy than nuclear fission
half-life equation Amount after time = Amount initial * (0.5)^(time passed)/(length of half-life)
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