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Theory

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What is the Theory of the 4 Essences?   All forms of matter were a combination of earth, air, fire, and water. Many Greeks believed this.  
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Who was the Greek Philosopher who believed in the Theory of the 4 Essences?   Aristotle  
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Who was the scientist who opposed the Theory of 4 Essences, and came up with the idea of an "atom"?   Democritus  
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What were Alchemists?   Scientists of the Middle Ages Tried to change cheap metals into gold Tried to stop aging Tried to cure diseases  
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When two or more elements combine to form a new substance, what is this known as?   A compound  
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What are some examples of common compounds   Water salt sugar rust tarnish ammonia  
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Who was John Dalton?   An English school teacher who proved Democritus was correct. He proposed his own Atomic Theory.  
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What is John Dalton known as?   the "Father of the Modern Day Atomic Theory"  
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Who was Marie Curie?   A Polish-born Scientist Worked most of her life with her husband, Pierre They studied radioactive elements  
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What were the two elements Marie Curie and Pierre discovered?   Radium and Polonium  
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Who was Ernest Rutherford?   A British physicist 1911 discovered that atoms are mainly empty space  
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What did Ernest Rutherford discover in 1918?   The proton  
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Who was Niels Bohr?   A scientist who initially believed that electrons flew around the nucleus in orbits  
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What was Niels Bohr's changed idea?   Electrons were forced on shells (orbitals) outside of the nucleus. He believed electrons could "jump" from one shell to another.  
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What is an element's atomic number?   The number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of the atom. The atomic mass is the total number of nucleons in an atom.  
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What is the atomic mass of an element equal to?   The number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of the atom.  
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What is atomic mass?   The total number of nucleons in an atom.  
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How do you determine the number of neutrons in an atom's nucleus?   Subtract the atomic number from the atomic mass  
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How many known elements are existing?   118  
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How many elements can be found in nature?   94  
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Why can the number of protons and electrons in an element be the same?   Since protons have a positive charge and the electrons have a negative charge, the overall charge of an atom is normally neutral  
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What does Fermium have an atomic number of? Mass? How many neutrons are in the nucleus of an atom of fermium   Atomic number- 100 Mass- 257 Neutrons- 157  
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