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Chemistry

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Electricity   used in the late 1870's to aid in the study of atoms and their properties  
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Postitive Electrode   Cathode  
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Negative Electrode   Anode  
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Rutherford   discovered that when you placed a radioactive elemnt in a lead box with a small hole in it, a high energy particle was emmited  
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Laser ( 3 Particles )   Alpha, Beta, Gamma  
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Rutherford shot at what type of foil   Gold (Au)  
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The scatter patterns were deflected differently if they hit the   Nucleus  
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Wavelength   y (upsidedown)  
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Frequency   v (Curved)  
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ROY. G. BIV   Red orange yellow green blue indigo violet  
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As frequency gets bigger   y (wavelenth gets smaller)  
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C= Speed of Light   3.00*10^8 m/s  
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Energy= Planks constant * frequency   E= HvH= 6.626*10^-34 [J*s]  
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Line Spectrum   charateristic Property used to identify an element  
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Lowest electron state   Ground State  
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Anything above GS   is an Excited State  
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Becomes an excited state when   energy is absorbed  
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Lose an electron   Cation  
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gain and Electron   anion  
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Plum Pudding Model   ATOM CONSISTED OF A UNIFORM POSITIVE SPHERE OF MATTER IN WHICH THE ELECTRONS WERE EMBEDDED  
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