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Scientists and expirements that developed the atomic theory.

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Who created the Law of Conserved Mass?   Lavoisier  
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What does the Law of Conserved Mass state?   All mass is conserved in a chemical reaction  
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Who created the Law of Definite Proportions?   Proust  
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What does the Law of Definite Proportions state?   Different samples of the same compound always contain the constituent elements in the same proportion by mass  
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Who proposed that matter is made up of small particles called atoms(Atomic theory)?   Dalton  
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What are the four parts of the Atomic theory proposed by Dalton?   1. Indivisable atoms 2. Atoms of the same element are the same and atoms of different elements are different 3. Different elements that are mixed or combined create compound/mixtures of whole numbers 4. Atoms cannot be created or destoyed.  
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Who did the Cathode Ray Experiment?   Thomson  
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What did Thomson liken an atom to?   Plum Pudding  
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Thomson proposed that atoms are made up of what two parts?   Positive "stuff" and removble electrons  
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What experiment did Rutherford conduct?   Gold Foil Experiment  
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The Gold Foil Experiment lead to the idea of atoms consisting of what two things?   A dense positive neucleus and low-mass electrons  
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Who discovered/confirmed neutrons?   Chadwick  
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